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How Liberal is Nepal’s Liberal Grade Promotion Policy?
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This paper estimates the magnitude of liberal grade promotion in public schools in Nepal by comparing the pass rate in internally administered exams with the pass rate in the district-exam whose scores determine grade transition. The pass rate in the year-end exam is three and a half times as high as the pass rate in the internal exams.
The difference is not explained by an increase in student effort and it is not due to the financial incentives for which students in a random subset of schools were eligible. The paper concludes with a discussion of the policy implications of the findings on the student assessment system in Nepal.
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Publisher:
WB ,   (2016 )
Type / Script:
Official Document in English
Keywords:
ACADEMIC DEGREES, ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION, COLLEGE GRADUATES, EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, SCHOOL LEAVERS, STUDENTS, LIBERAL GRADE, SCHOOL DROPOUTS, ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE, PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM
Thematic Group:
 UN : International Peace and Security
Thesaurus:
11.01.00  -  Educational Policy And Planning
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