Monday, 17 May 2021

Culture of success: the numbers don't lie

 

After consistently bringing my learners back to our "Culture of success" focusing on what success LOOKS, FEELS and SOUNDS like, I have some data to share:

There is an overwhelming increase in the number of learners who were successful in completing their course in term 1 and then took on additional NCEA standards.

11MAT - additional stds

1/15 = 7%

12MAT - additional stds

1/17 = 6%

11ELE - additional stds

3/12 = 25%

12ELE - additional stds

1/8 = 13%


It is evident which class was used to pilot our "Culture of success". That's right .....11ELE.....the numbers don't lie.
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