- well as
expected by
their peers. Of
particular interest is
academic underachievement.
Studies of
individuals who have not
realized their apparent potential...
-
teenage boy who
exhibits characteristics such as
social awkwardness,
underachievement, or pretentiousness. The term is
derived from the neck
beard style...
-
Football Club
Copenhagen (Danish:
Football Club København,
pronounced [kʰøpm̩ˈhɑwˀn]),
commonly known as F.C. København, F.C. Copenhagen,
Copenhagen or...
- and games. London: Ward, Lock. OCLC 638146843. West, Anne (2003).
Underachievement in schools. Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-24132-8. White, W. (1885). The...
- A sink
school is a
school that is
noted for its
underachievement. The
reported causes for the
emergence of sink
schools vary. It
includes admission codes...
-
think that this
issue warrants further investigation as an
example of
underachievement. However,
scholars of
educational testing point out that a test-taker's...
- the club had a long-running ****ociation with the
music halls;
their underachievement often provided material for
comedians such as
George Robey. It culminated...
- phobias,
interpersonal problems, fear of failure, and
perfectionism underachievement for
social acceptance lack of
resilience reinforced by easy work and...
-
characteristics of
perfectionist students and
teachers which contribute to
underachievement: procrastination, fear of failure, an "all-or-nothing" mindset, paralyzed...
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charity in 2002 and
developed the JUMP Math
program to
address student underachievement in math.
Mighton has won
national and
international awards for his...
