The practice of grade level retention is a controversial topic. Unlike many other educational practices, it is an issue that garners both support and protest from the public. It is difficult to determine the effects of retention on student development, as little data is kept. The purpose of this capstone is to determine how retention affects students in three critical areas of development: academic, social, and emotional. My action research consisted of surveys completed by participants with direct experience to grade level retention. Participants included students, parents, support staff, teachers and administrators. While literature lacks support for its use, generally my participants supported the practice of retention. Former students...
The dichotomy of retention versus promotion in education is persistent. It is a high stake decision ...
Grade retention in the United States is an issue that has been with us since the 1840 1 s, It is an ...
Interviewed 52 1st-, 9 3rd-, and 10 6th-graders, an equal number of their peers who were not retaine...
The purpose of this study was to investigate students’ perceptions of the affective consequences of ...
No Child Left Behind legislation and high stakes testing have increased the pressure for public scho...
This literature review examines the subject of grade level retention. A comprehensive overview of th...
In a 4-year longitudinal study, the authors investigated effects of retention in first grade on chil...
This paper reviews the extent and consequences of grade retention in elementary and secondary school...
Grade retention has been a problem since the mid-19th century when the concept of individual grades ...
Despite the research demonstrating that grade retention is ineffective for improving students\u27 ac...
Abstract: Teachers offer a unique insight into the practice of learner retention and the possible ef...
Grade retention is an educational practice that requires students to repeat the grade level they ha...
Noting that the rate of grade retention has risen nearly 40 percent over the past 20 years, this cas...
Teachers offer a unique insight into the practice of learner retention and the possible effects of r...
This study investigates the correlates and consequences of grade repetition on student academic prog...
The dichotomy of retention versus promotion in education is persistent. It is a high stake decision ...
Grade retention in the United States is an issue that has been with us since the 1840 1 s, It is an ...
Interviewed 52 1st-, 9 3rd-, and 10 6th-graders, an equal number of their peers who were not retaine...
The purpose of this study was to investigate students’ perceptions of the affective consequences of ...
No Child Left Behind legislation and high stakes testing have increased the pressure for public scho...
This literature review examines the subject of grade level retention. A comprehensive overview of th...
In a 4-year longitudinal study, the authors investigated effects of retention in first grade on chil...
This paper reviews the extent and consequences of grade retention in elementary and secondary school...
Grade retention has been a problem since the mid-19th century when the concept of individual grades ...
Despite the research demonstrating that grade retention is ineffective for improving students\u27 ac...
Abstract: Teachers offer a unique insight into the practice of learner retention and the possible ef...
Grade retention is an educational practice that requires students to repeat the grade level they ha...
Noting that the rate of grade retention has risen nearly 40 percent over the past 20 years, this cas...
Teachers offer a unique insight into the practice of learner retention and the possible effects of r...
This study investigates the correlates and consequences of grade repetition on student academic prog...
The dichotomy of retention versus promotion in education is persistent. It is a high stake decision ...
Grade retention in the United States is an issue that has been with us since the 1840 1 s, It is an ...
Interviewed 52 1st-, 9 3rd-, and 10 6th-graders, an equal number of their peers who were not retaine...