Understanding teacher decisions about student grade level promotions
Maria Kosogorova 1 * , Sona Antonyan 1 , Manasi Singhal 1 , Jenya Brodskaia 1 , Anna Mirny 1 , Oksana Ilina 1 , Ishan Jetwani 1 , Yamato Murakami 1 , Mikhail Pevunov 1 , Sourav Sinha 1 , Vidhyuth Venugopal 1 , Larry Ludlow 2
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1 Russian School of Mathematics, Newton, MA, USA2 Boston College, Boston, MA, USA* Corresponding Author

Abstract

Existing research indicates a potential correlation between students’ online homework and classwork behaviors and their educational progress. Exploring this link could help identify key performance behaviors that are essential for improvement. Ideally, encouraging students to enhance these behaviors would lead to better learning outcomes, faster academic progress, and greater overall educational potential. In this study, the online homework and classwork behaviors of fourth-grade students enrolled in an after-school mathematics program were analyzed to predict their academic placement for the following year, which could remain the same, move up a level, or drop down. The results from several predictive models confirm that there is indeed a correlation between students’ online behaviors and their future academic placement. Based on these findings, recommendations are proposed to help students boost their progress potential. Moreover, distinct suggestions are offered for both new and returning students.

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Article Type: Research Article

EURASIA J Math Sci Tech Ed, Volume 21, Issue 6, 2025, Article No: em2646

https://doi.org/10.29333/ejmste/16506

Publication date: 17 Jun 2025

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