A school sent 480 students for class X examination and out of them 420 passed. Another school sent 550 students and out of them 495 students passed ? Which school gave better results.
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School success depends on context. What works for one group of students and teachers might not work for another. Teachers themselves may vary in their effectiveness depending on the students they teach.
Some schools improve their performance by attracting more affluent and/or high achieving students. This strategy may lift performance in one school, but risks "residualising" neighbouring schools, leaving them to cope with increasing concentrations of disadvantage.
The socio-economic status of students is a major factor in school performance. It is harder for a school to achieve high academic performance with large numbers of students facing risk factors such as low family income, or parents with limited education who may struggle to provide support for learning. Many disadvantaged schools across Australia achieve results more than one year behind the national average.
But just because schools in poorer areas may achieve lower results, it doesn't mean these schools are "unsuccessful", and schools in wealthier suburbs with higher average scores are "successful". Schools in poorer areas can make a significant impact on their students' lives. And lifting outcomes for disadvantaged students can transform lives and communities, across generations.
There are three key ways that schools in disadvantaged contexts achieve success that other schools can learn from.
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A school gave better result....means 1st school....
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