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  1. In each class, and for the four classes combined, we found a statistically significant relationship between participation and score on the final exam. Keywords: participation, attendance, attentiveness, distraction, student performance. 1. INTRODUCTION. Traditionally, education has taken place in face-to-face environments.

  2. Jan 26, 2023 · Introducing the Cohort-based Higher Education Participation (CHEP) measure. This is a new statistic measuring higher education (HE) participation by school cohorts. It calculates the proportion...

  3. Students from disadvantaged backgrounds have increased their participation in higher education at a faster absolute rate than those from more advantaged backgrounds. However, the gaps in participation remain very large and the rate of change is slow. This note largely consists of data on the social class of students attending university. Latterly

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    • Applies to England
    • National Statistic: Participation measures in higher education: 2006 to 2020
    • Details

    Participation measures in higher education between the academic years 2006 to 2007 and 2019 to 2020.

    •Publication for Northern Ireland

    •Publication for Scotland

    https://explore-education-statistics.service.gov.uk/find-statistics/participation-measures-in-higher-education/2019-20

    This publication was previously named ‘Participation rates in higher education’.

    These statistics measure entry to higher education for students who are:

    •17 to 30 years old

    •in higher education (HE) for the first time

    •living in England

    •at UK higher education providers (HEPs) and English, Welsh and Scottish further education providers (FEPs)

  4. Jul 20, 2016 · We find that students form three distinct groups: 1) those who drop out before the final exam, 2) those who attend classes as well as the exam, and 3) those who study independently and attend the exam.

    • Anna Lukkarinen, Paula Koivukangas, Tomi Seppälä
    • 2016
  5. Feb 6, 2024 · Instead, all four men talked about participation being logistically easier in small classes, due to the greater ease with which discussions and interactions could take place, compared to large classes which commonly rely on more lecture-based teaching.

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  7. Student performance in classes can be affected by lack of attendance and attention while in class. This paper examines the effect of student participation on performance in two Computer Science classes.

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