The High School Failures; a Study of the School Records of Pupils Failing in Academic Or Commercial High School Subjects
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One third to one half of the pupils fail in each semester to seventh.
In the distribution of failures by ages and semesters, 86 per cent are found from ages 15 to 18 inclusive. Thirty-four per cent of the failures occur after the end of the second year, when 52.2 per cent of the pupils have been lost and others are leaving •continuously.
Mathematics, Latin, and English head the list in the percent- ages of total failures, and together provide nearly 60 per cent of the failures; but EngHsh has a... large subject-enrollment to bal- ance its count in failures.
28 School Records of Pupils Failing in High School Subjects Mathematics, Latin, and German fail the highest percentages on the number of pupils taking the subjects.
In several subjects the percentages of failure based on the total failures are higher for the graduates than for the non- graduates.
For the pupils dropping out without failure the median age is at 16, with the mode at 15. For the failing drop-outs both the median and the mode are at the age of 17.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One third to one half of the pupils fail in each semester to seventh.
In the distribution of failures by ages and semesters, 86 per cent are found from ages 15 to 18 inclusive. Thirty-four per cent of the failures occur after the end of the second year, when 52.2 per cent of the pupils have been lost and others are leaving •continuously.
Mathematics, Latin, and English head the list in the percent- ages of total failures, and together provide nearly 60 per cent of the failures; but EngHsh has a... large subject-enrollment to bal- ance its count in failures.
28 School Records of Pupils Failing in High School Subjects Mathematics, Latin, and German fail the highest percentages on the number of pupils taking the subjects.
In several subjects the percentages of failure based on the total failures are higher for the graduates than for the non- graduates.
For the pupils dropping out without failure the median age is at 16, with the mode at 15. For the failing drop-outs both the median and the mode are at the age of 17.
What to read after The High School Failures; a Study of the School Records of Pupils Failing in Academic Or Commercial High School Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Obrien Francis P. to read onlineMoreLess
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