Where are Dropouters ?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52731/liir.v001.022Keywords:
Class comprehension, Math tests for Physics, Popularity curveAbstract
A method is devised and tested to predict which students will remain at a low level of comprehension based on information obtained from a mathexam at the beginning of a semester-long class at the university. It is achieved by assigning questions of a level of difficulty appropriate to the objectives of the class and to the level of the students
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