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Does repeating a class give a pupil a wake-up call?

It is generally taken at age 18 if the pupil has not repeated a class during secondary school.

"I'll have to repeat a class in any case."

Failure to communicate successfully will have far-reaching consequences - bad reviews, the need to repeat a class.

When there was depletion through boys being sent down or having to repeat a class, no effort was made to reach even the 25 mark.

Given the choice between summer school and repeating a class in the fall, many high school students are forgoing summer school.

For instance, a student might be sent to an evening school to repeat a class that he failed because he did not pass a state Regents exam.

In the first three years, 2% has to repeat a class while 76% of the survivors passes their exams at once with an average grade of 6.9.

The shame that the runaways would find themselves repeating a class brought some back into line, the threat of "no Hurlee" or other games got the attention of others.

Try Using the Grapevine ALTHOUGH it may be significantly more expensive, individual tutoring is generally more effective than having a child repeat a class.

While schools are not obliged to giving passing course grades to students who pass Regents tests, teachers say it can be difficult convincing students who have passed a test that they need to repeat a class.

Despite hardship, he was a good student, never repeating a year of school.

He's also concerned about its enthusiasm for making children repeat a year, if necessary.

I am repeating a year, what support can I get?

It also involves all parents, who are anxious that their children should not repeat a year.

The transplant was repeated a year later after a relapse.

However, we can make an exception if you have to repeat a year because of medical or compassionate reasons.

Even if the program is effective, their average scores may well be less when the test is repeated a year later.

He, too, said it would make sense to have failing students repeat a year - if they got the help he did not.

Almost one-third have to repeat a year of kindergarten.

If you have been made to repeat a year in school what impact did it have on you?

It should be made possible for underperforming students to repeat a year so as to address the issues they face.

In the third phase, the home interviews with the teen-agers were repeated a year later.

Harry Rose decided that it would be better for Pete to repeat a year of school than miss a summer playing baseball.

If you apply for support to repeat a year we will write to you and confirm what information we need to consider your case.

Another aspect of the inflexibility was the high rate at which pupils were held back and required to repeat a year of school.

He decides to join Maurya, even though he had to repeat a year to be in her class.

He is a third year (apparently he repeated a year, together with Shirogane)

One of ten children, Bevan did poorly at school and his academic performance was so bad that his headmaster made him repeat a year.

Witnesses had been refused diplomas, forced to repeat a year of school, suspended and expelled based on their refusal to 'learn war.'

Failing and repeating a year is a fairly common occurrence from age 10 upwards; roughly up to 5% of pupils will fail in each year.

That fall, he made a well-received cross-country tour with the George Shearing Quintet that was repeated a year later.

"Yeah, he's in the class ahead of me," Jayme said diplomatically, leaving out the fact that the members of Nova Squadron were repeating a year.

Later in the series, as a result of his conflicted emotions, Takemoto develops a stomach ulcer, forcing him to repeat a year of school.

The finalized version of the quotation appeared in a 1970 anti-pollution poster for Earth Day and was repeated a year later in the daily strip.

Self-funding students are those who are repeating a year due to academic failure or who have chosen to study at the same level for a second time.