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In promoting gender achievement, some additional studies reported that cooperatives learning Also fosters greater retention
of learning , as indicated by students’ results on delayed Achievement tests (Sousa,2006). For example.Sousa(2006)reports the average percentage of
Learning material retention after 24 hours when students were taught by different teaching methods. He indicates that there is retention of 50%of material
learned in the discussion group 75% as the results of requests for students to study through practice, and 90% when students
teach others. In additional, Moore(2008)reports studies showing that a blend of ‘telling’ and ‘showing’ techniques results of request in greater retention
(65%) of materials learned in the discussion group, 75% as results of request for students to study through practice, and 90% when students teach others.
In addition , Moore(2008) reports studies showing that a blend of ‘telling’ and ‘showing’ techniques result in greater retention (65%) after three days. It is
therefore argued that the best way to learn something effectively is to prepare to teach it. In other words, whoever explain , learners (Sousa,2006).teaching
others and elaborating ideas are the main features of cooperative learning (Kagan&kagan,2009; Slavin,2011).
The nature of cooperative learning is learning by doing and elaborating (Liang,2002). In cooperative learning situations, the concepts being taught are often
elaborated (O’Donnell,2000).the consistence elaboration of learning
Concepts provides students who either receive the explanation or those who give the explanation or with deep understanding and more complete retention of
the concepts being learnt for a longer period of time(Chianson,Kurumeh&Obida,2010). Consequently , as has been shown in the above review, in
cooperative situations, students retain more knowledge when they offer
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Configuring and verifying dynamic translation
Lower primary
TEST1 TEST2 TEST3
VI2 2.5 4.4 2
H1 3.5 1.8 3
HI2 4.5 2.8 5
b.
O'Level
c.
Upper
Primar
y
TEST1 TEST2 TEST3
VI1 4.3 2.4 2
vi2 2.5 4.4 2
HI1 3.5 1.8 3
HI2 4.5 2.8 5
d. A’ Level
SVI
1 SVI2 SV3 SHI1 SHI2 SHI3 SDI1 SDI2 SDI3
TEST1 4.3 2.4 2 3.5 1.5 3.5 3.75 3.45 4.85
TEST2 2.5 4.4 2 2.5 2.75 2.5 4.75 3.25 6.5
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NO ANNE SCOLAIRE: 2002/2003
NOM OPTION: TRONC-COMMUN
PRENOM CLASSE: 1ere annėe
COURS MAXIMAM I TRIMESTRE II TRIMESTRE III TRIMESTRE TOTAL ANUEL
TO E MA
T.J EX
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T.J EX TOT T.J EX TOT T.J
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TOT
X
TOT %
1
Religion 20 20 40 18 16 34 15 18 32.5 17
7
34 120 101 83.8
1
Kinyarwanda 20 20 40 18 14 32 17 12 29 11
1
22 120 83 69.2
12 4
Français 60 60
0
44 39 83 38 43 80.5 32
1
73 360 236 65.6
12 4
Anglais 60 60
0
42.5 50 92.5 49 43 92 43
3
86 360 261 72
12 3
Mathématique 60 60
0
40 32 72 38 24 62 38
0
68 360 202 56
1
Physique 20 20 40 19 19 38 18 18 36 16
6
32 120 100 83
2
Biologie 20 20 40 9.5 12 21 14 19 33 20
0
39 120 92.5 77
1
Chimie 20 20 40 18 17 35 18 19 36.5 12
2
23 120 94 78
1
Géographie 20 20 40 14.5 12 26 13 16 29 10
1
21 120 75.5 62
1
Histoire 20 20 40 19.5 15 34.5 12 11 23 10
0
20 120 77 64
1
Educ.Polit 20 20 40 13 17 30 18 17 35 16
0
26 120 97 80.8
1
20 20 40 13 17 30 18 18 35.5 18
6
34 120 101 84.2
in. a 1
l'economieMusique/Dessin/E.
10 10 20 6 8 14 7 9 16 8
8
26 60 46 76
P.S T.P 10 10 20 8.5 8.5 17 9 9 18 9.5 8 17.5 60 52 86
20 20 40 16 16 32 18 18 36 18 8 26 120 104 86.7
40 40 80 29 28 29 27 240 172
TOTAL 0 0 0
294
4
587
9 2
581
8
581
0 1
POURCENTAGE 73.1 72.6 69.3 71.7
6e/ 7e/ 16e/ 8e/
PLACE
55
55
55
55
CONDUITE 40 36 27 27 120 90 75
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