Um estudo quantitativo sobre o rendimento escolar, expresso em notas

Authors

  • Dair Aily Franco de Camargo

Keywords:

Rendimento Escolar

Abstract

É fato conhecido, através de um gande número de pesquisas feitas, que muitos fatores interferem no rendimento escolar. Dentre as mais relevantes destas pesquisas poderíamos citar: Lennon, 1950; Malpass, 1953; Anikeef, 1954; Coffield, 1954; Coffield and Blommers, 1956; Campos, 1958; Seguim, 1959; Lum, 1960; Philips, 1962; Curry, 1962; Lindgren e Almeida, 1963; Pastore, 1963; Pastore, 1964; Van de Riet, 1964; Anderson, White and Wash, 1966; Dobbs and Neville, 1967; Eysenk and Cookson, 1969; Miller, 1970 e Camargo, 1975.

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Dair Aily Franco de Camargo

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Published

1977-06-30

How to Cite

Camargo, D. A. F. de. (1977). Um estudo quantitativo sobre o rendimento escolar, expresso em notas. Cadernos De Pesquisa, (21), 9–14. Retrieved from https://publicacoes.fcc.org.br/cp/article/view/1738

Issue

No. 21 (1977)

Section

Pesquisa

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