Baseline testing found only one-tenth of senior pupils at a high level of environmental education, with almost half at a low level¶
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q2 i? At the start of the experiment, only 10% of the 215 senior pupils tested showed a high level of environmental education while 48% showed a low level. → Sadykova et al. 2014
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Sadykova et al. 2014¶
Aida G. Sadykova, Marianna E. Yashina & Luiza R. Zakirova. (2014). Implementing Environmental Culture in the Language Learning Laboratory. English Language Teaching, 7(12). https://doi.org/10.5539/elt.v7n12p85
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Ascertaining-stage testing of 215 senior pupils in gymnasium №7 and school №165 of Kazan, reported in Table 1 as 10% high, 42% middle, 48% low. The authors state "Only one-tenth of senior pupils have a high level of environmental education".
"Thus, the level of the ecological education of senior pupils, according to the results of our initial study, leaves much to be desired. Only one-tenth of senior pupils have a high level of environmental education, almost half of students are with low levels of environmental education."
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Related Claims¶
- After the forming experiment, the share of senior pupils at a high level of environmental education rose from 10% to 25% — related
- Ascertaining experiment found practical-content tasks rarely solved and half of pupils lacking general learning skills without dedicated teaching — related
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