academic performance
collocation in Englishmeaningsofacademicandperformance
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academic
adjective
uk/ˌæk.əˈdem.ɪk/us/ˌæk.əˈdem.ɪk/
relating to schools, colleges, and universities, or connected with studying and thinking, not with ...
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performance
noun
uk/pəˈfɔː.məns/us/pɚˈfɔːr.məns/
how well a person, machine, etc. does a piece of work or ...
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The relationship between skill in anaphoric resolution,academicperformance, and language proficiency was examined.
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Reading in both languages also contributed significantly toacademicperformance.
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Consequently, the reader keeps "missing the point" or misinterpreting it, presumably resulting in faulty and fragmented comprehension, as reflected in theiracademicperformance.
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The findings of this study indicate that musical participation can not only raiseacademicperformancebut also raise children's future aspirations.
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The relationship of life change toacademicperformanceamong selected college freshmen at varying levels of college readiness.
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These studies generally indicate that cooperative learning appears to be more effective when assessed on measures of social engagement rather thanacademicperformance.
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Table 1 shows how anaphoric inferencing ability is distributed across the differentacademicperformancegroups.
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In fact, a link has been established between social class and racial differences in parenting during the preschool years and children'sacademicperformancein school.
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The role of risk proneness inacademicperformanceand internalizing problems is less obvious.
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Boys were more vulnerable to the negative influence of grade retention onacademicperformanceand classroom disruptiveness.
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As with boys, prioracademicperformanceproblems were associated with later grade retention.
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For girls,academicperformancewas affected by grade retention in early, middle, and late primary school.
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As with boys, inattentiveness was inversely related toacademicperformance.
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These children will be expected to have difficulties in learning that will impair theiracademicperformanceand affect them throughout their lives.
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For male students at least, very high levels of social participation seem to be associated with pooracademicperformance.
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Studies of perceptual and behavioural effects include investigations of visibility, hyperactivity andacademicperformancein schoolchildren, and fatigue in office workers.
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The results indicate both a short- and long-term negative influence onacademicperformancefor boys and girls.
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Academicperformanceis the major criterion of success for the university student.
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