Analysis of performance between 3 CLIL groups: should CLIL students be selected?
A study of evaluation results from 3 secondary schools.
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Average drop in failures of CLIL subjects
Average drop in failures of non-CLIL subjects
Passes/Failures were obtained by summing up all the passes of all the subjects and dividing it by the nº of subjects.
Average decrease in failures of CLIL subjects
Average decrease in failures of CLIL subjects
Passes/Failures were obtained by summing up all the passes of all the subjects and dividing it by the nº of subjects.
Average decrease in failures of CLIL subjects
Average decrease in failures of CLIL subjects
Passes/Failures were obtained by summing up all the passes of all the subjects and dividing it by the nº of subjects.
Passes/Failures were obtained by summing up all the passes of all the subjects and dividing it by the nº of subjects. Figures based on 2nd evaluation results.
Average drop in failures of CLIL subjects
Average drop in failures of non-CLIL subjects
Passes/Failures were obtained by summing up all the passes of all the subjects and dividing it by the nº of subjects.
Average increase in failures of CLIL subjects
Average decrease in failures of CLIL subjects
Passes/Failures were obtained by summing up all the passes of all the subjects and dividing it by the nº of subjects.
Average decrease in failures of CLIL subjects
Average decrease in failures of CLIL subjects
Passes/Failures were obtained by summing up all the passes of all the subjects and dividing it by the nº of subjects.
Passes/Failures were obtained by summing up all the passes of all the subjects and dividing it by the nº of subjects. Figures based on 2nd evaluation results.
Passes/Failures were obtained by summing up all the passes of all the subjects and dividing it by the nº of subjects. Figures based on 2nd evaluation results.
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