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1. Data Collection:
Demographic Data: Gather information about students' backgrounds,
including socioeconomic status, ethnicity, and family structure.
Academic Records: Include past academic performance, test scores,
and attendance records.
Behavioral Data: Record behavior patterns, disciplinary history, and
participation in extracurricular activities.
Psychosocial Factors: Consider students' motivation, self-esteem, and
engagement levels.
Teacher Evaluations: Collect feedback from teachers regarding
students' behavior, class participation, and academic progress.
Parental Involvement: Assess parental support, involvement in school
activities, and communication with teachers.
2. Data Analysis Techniques:
Descriptive Analysis: Understand the current state of the students'
performance and dropout rates.
Predictive Modeling: Use techniques like regression analysis or
machine learning algorithms to predict future performance or dropout
probabilities based on historical data.
Cluster Analysis: Identify patterns and categorize students into groups
with similar traits, which can help tailor interventions.
Longitudinal Analysis: Track students' progress over time to identify
trends and factors influencing their educational journey.
Sentiment Analysis: Analyze qualitative data such as student and
teacher feedback for insights into emotional well-being and
engagement levels.
3. Factors Affecting Student Success:
Academic Factors: