The table depicts issues which are dealt with by elementary school students in terms of percentage in two different schools during 2005 and 2015.
Overall, school A has the most students who have difficulty in studying in both 2005 and 2015. While students at school B barely have any problem in their studies.
In 2005, there were nearly half of the student in school A who had problem in following instructions, about 42%. Whilst in school B, this was a minor issues. Concentration in lessons was the second major problem in school A, following by verbal expression of ideas and listening which are just only 5% lower. The two problems mentioned above are the most considerable in school B, others aren’t as significant.
In 2015, school A began to improve and fix most of its educational problems, the total percentage dropped sharply from about 1% to 24%. The only issues that school A couldn’t improve was students’ handwriting, the number remained the same in both years and due to that, it was then the biggest problem in school A. School B barely saw any decrease in its problems, but the figure even increased. Verbal expression and concentration were two of the major problems in school B.
The table depicts issues which
are dealt
with by elementary
school
students
in terms of percentage in two
different
schools
during 2005 and 2015.
Overall
,
school
A has the most
students
who have difficulty in studying in both 2005 and 2015.
While
students
at
school
B
barely
have any
problem
in their studies.
In 2005, there were
nearly
half of the
student
in
school
A who had
problem
in following instructions, about 42%. Whilst in
school
B, this was a minor issues. Concentration in lessons was the second major
problem
in
school
A, following by verbal expression of
ideas
and listening which are
just
only
5% lower. The two
problems
mentioned above are the most considerable in
school
B, others aren’t as significant.
In 2015,
school
A began to
improve
and
fix
most of its educational
problems
, the total percentage dropped
sharply
from about 1% to 24%. The
only
issues that
school
A couldn’t
improve
was
students’
handwriting, the number remained the same in both years and due to that, it was then the biggest
problem
in
school
A.
School
B
barely
saw
any decrease in its
problems
,
but
the figure even increased. Verbal expression and concentration were two of the major
problems
in
school
B.