2010
DOI: 10.1007/s11618-010-0146-3
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Wie erfolgreich sind Gymnasiasten ohne Gymnasialempfehlung?

Abstract: Zusammenfassung: Die vorliegende Analyse hat das Ziel, den Schulerfolg von Schülerinnen und Schülern zu ermitteln, die auf Wunsch ihrer eltern eine leistungsstärkere Schule besuchen als nach der Schullaufbahnempfehlung vorgesehen. Auf Basis der längsschnittdaten eines kompletten Übertrittsjahrgangs von 81.811 Schülerinnen und Schülern aus niedersachsen wird der Zusammenhang zwischen Schullaufbahnempfehlungen am ende der vierten Klasse, den Schullaufbahnentscheidungen der eltern und dem Schulerfolg ermittelt. K… Show more

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“…For the academic track, it is clear that there was a selection based on performance; thus, the fact that there were dropouts was not surprising. These findings are in line with those of previous studies (Tiedemann and Billmann-Mahecha 2010). In addition, these results underline that enrolling a child in the academic track without a teacher's recommendation obviously does not guarantee that the child will have academic success or become eligible to enter higher education, even if the child joined this track at the start of her or his secondary education.…”
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“…For the academic track, it is clear that there was a selection based on performance; thus, the fact that there were dropouts was not surprising. These findings are in line with those of previous studies (Tiedemann and Billmann-Mahecha 2010). In addition, these results underline that enrolling a child in the academic track without a teacher's recommendation obviously does not guarantee that the child will have academic success or become eligible to enter higher education, even if the child joined this track at the start of her or his secondary education.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Additional tests for the difference between the two lines indicate that the difference is actually statistically significant on the 5% level from grade seven onwards (not depicted). These results are in line with previous findings (Tiedemann and Billmann-Mahecha 2010).…”
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“…For example, Klapproth, Krolak-Schwerdt, Hörstermann, and Schaltz (2013) could show that in Luxembourg about 10 % of the students attending the academic track scored lower on standardized achievement tests than their peers attending the vocational tracks. Attending a track for which one is not suitable might result in negative outcomes (Schuchart & Weishaupt, 2004;Tiedemann & Billmann-Mahecha, 2010) and hence could increase the likelihood for school failure.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…426 Seine Auslegung muss den Wandel in der gesellschaftlichen und auch rechtlichen Auffassung berücksichtigen. 429 Dementsprechend war es das Ziel sozialrechtlicher Normen, die Behinderung zu überwinden und den behinderten Menschen dazu zu befähigen, den allgemeinen Anforderungen zu genügen.…”
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