2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.02.122
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A Priori Model of Students’ Academic Achievement: The Effect of Gender as Moderator

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“…In line with the previous opinion, the learning difficulties experienced by students indicate a gap or distance between the expected academic achievement and the actual academic achievement achieved by students (Shakir & Sharma, 2018;Nezhad & Vahedi, 2011). Deep learning difficulties in teaching mathematics to involve an appreciation of the structure of mathematics, the availability of learning resources, the quality of the lecturers, the curriculum, the learning itself, and the value given to the subject by society (Fin & Ishak, 2012). Students who experience learning difficulties do not perform well academically for a variety of reasons, including factors such as sensory impairments (weakness in vision or hearing); severe behavioural, psychological, or emotional problems (Poole, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…In line with the previous opinion, the learning difficulties experienced by students indicate a gap or distance between the expected academic achievement and the actual academic achievement achieved by students (Shakir & Sharma, 2018;Nezhad & Vahedi, 2011). Deep learning difficulties in teaching mathematics to involve an appreciation of the structure of mathematics, the availability of learning resources, the quality of the lecturers, the curriculum, the learning itself, and the value given to the subject by society (Fin & Ishak, 2012). Students who experience learning difficulties do not perform well academically for a variety of reasons, including factors such as sensory impairments (weakness in vision or hearing); severe behavioural, psychological, or emotional problems (Poole, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…Gender is considered to affect the differences in student learning outcomes. Gender is a term used to distinguish male and female [21]. The results of the [22] study show that male are better than female in making scientific observations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In line with the previous opinion, the learning difficulties experienced by students indicate that there is a gap or distance between the expected academic achievement, and the actual academic achievement achieved by students (Shakir & Sharma, 2018;Nezhad & Vahedi, 2011). In-depth learning barriers to teaching English involve an appreciation of the structure of the English language, the availability of learning resources, the quality of lecturers, the curriculum, the learning itself, and the value given to the subject by society (Fin & Ishak, 2012;Elastika et al, 2021). Students with learning disabilities underperform academically for a variety of reasons, including factors such as sensory impairment (weakness in vision or hearing); severe behavioral, psychological or emotional problems (Poole, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%