The table describes how many primary students ran into different educational difficulties in two schools in between the two years 2005 and 2015.
As can be seen from the figures, although there had been some reduction in the percentage of kids learning in school A still faced more problems after a decade compared to school B’s students.
In the year of 2005, nearly half of the students from school A struggled with following instructions, on the other hand, the number of school B’s students who had the same problem was only seven times less (42% to 6% respectively). The second major issue in school A was the concentration in lessons with 40%, this also seemed to be the highest one that appeared in school B (15%). The percentage of school A stayed within the range of 22 - 42%, while much fewer issues were reported in school B, from 5 to 15%.
There had been a lot of changes in the period of ten years, with the decreasing in numbers at school A while the reverse is true for school B. The top three disadvantages for learners in school A were handwriting, spelling, and reading ability. Surprisingly, the following instruction problems in this school have significantly dropped from 42% to 18%. The other top sources of difficulty in school B were: their concentration in lessons and verbal expressions of ideas with 15%, listening skills, belonged with following instructions took up 12% of the students. The range has also shown big changes, from 25 to 18% in school A and 15 to 9% in school B.
The table
describes
how
many
primary
students
ran into
different
educational difficulties in two
schools
in between the two years 2005 and 2015.
As can be
seen
from the figures, although there had been
some
reduction in the percentage of kids learning in
school
A
still
faced more problems after a decade compared to
school
B’s students.
In the year of 2005,
nearly
half of the
students
from
school
A struggled with following instructions,
on the other hand
, the number of
school
B’s
students
who had the same problem was
only
seven times less (42% to 6%
respectively
). The second major issue in
school
A was the concentration in lessons with 40%, this
also
seemed to be the highest one that appeared in
school
B (15%). The percentage of
school
A stayed within the range of 22
-
42%, while much fewer issues
were reported
in
school
B, from 5 to 15%.
There had been
a lot of
changes
in the period of ten years, with the decreasing in numbers at
school
A while the reverse is true for
school
B. The top three disadvantages for learners in
school
A were handwriting, spelling, and reading ability.
Surprisingly
, the following instruction problems in this
school
have
significantly
dropped from 42% to 18%. The other top sources of difficulty in
school
B were: their concentration in lessons and verbal expressions of
ideas
with 15%, listening
skills
, belonged with following instructions took up 12% of the
students
. The range has
also
shown
big
changes
, from 25 to 18% in
school
A and 15 to 9% in
school
B.