Failure at School repetition: Causes and treatment
Keywords:
school repetition, repeat the gradeAbstract
This study aimed to know the causes of students’ failure at schools and a
description of different perspectives around them and the solutions proposed
to reduce this phenomenon. The study used a descriptive and analytical
approach in order to explore this phenomenon.
The results showed that there are five forms of school failure and
repletion of the same class. I found that four of the causes are voluntary
and the fifth is what our society call “repetition” which is a common format
our schools. There are many factors behind this phenomenon, most notably
the family, personal factors and academic reasons. The most important laws
and legislation that have contributed to the reduction of this phenomenon is
applicable some countries. There are two views about this phenomenon, one
in favor and another is against.
The study proposed the most important solutions, proposals and
strategies to reduce the phenomenon of school failure and repetition.
In the light of the results, the study concluded by presenting some
recommendation, applications and suggestions related to its topic.
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