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E.D. TAB: Curricular Differentiation in Public High Schools
NCES: 95360
December 1994

List of Tables

Tables

  • Table 1: Number and percent of public secondary schools in the study sample that responded and estimated number and percentage in the nation, by school characteristics: 1994
  • Table 2: Percent of public secondary schools indicating what best describes their school's approach to providing instruction in the core curriculum, by school characteristics:
  • Table 2a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary school indicating what best describes their school's approach to providing instruction in the core curriculum, by school characteristics: 1994
  • Table 3: Percent of public secondary schools indicating the extent of various influences on their school's approach to providing instruction: 1994
  • Table 3a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary schools indicating the extent of various influences on their school's approach to providing instruction: 1994
  • Table 4: Percent of public secondary schools indicating the number of years their school's approach has been in effect, and whether any modifications are being considered or have been made in thepast5 years, by school characteristics: 1994
  • Table 4a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary schools indicating the number of years their school's approach has been in effect, and whether any modifications are being considered or have been made in the past 5 years, by school characteristics: 1994
  • Table 5: Proportion of 10th-graders taking math courses designed for students of different ability levels, by school characteristics: 1994
  • Table 5a: Standard errors of the proportion of 10th-graders taking math courses designed for students of different ability levels, by school characteristics: 1994
  • Table 6: Proportion of 10th-graders taking English courses designed for students of different ability levels, by school characteristics: 1994
  • Table 6a: Standard errors of the proportion of 10th-graders taking English courses designed for students of different ability levels, by school characteristics: 1994
  • Table 7: Percent of public secondary schools indicating the extent to which various individuals and characteristics influence the assignment of teachers to courses in the core curriculum: 1994
  • Table 7a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary schools indicating the extent to which various individuals and characteristics influence the assignment of teachers to courses in the core curriculum: 1994
  • Table 8: Percent of public secondary schools indicating how often students are moved to a higher ability-level math course after completion of 10th grade: 1994
  • Table 8a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary schools indicating how often students are moved to a higher ability-level math course after completion of 10th grade: 1994
  • Table 9: Percent of public secondary schools indicating how often students are moved to a higher ability-level English course after completion of 10th grade: 1994
  • Table 9a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary schools indicating how often students are moved to a higher ability-level English course after completion of 10th grade: 1994
  • Table 10: Percent of public secondary schools indicating how often students are moved to a lower ability-level math course after completion of l0th grade: 1994
  • Table 10a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary schools indicating how often students are moved to a lower ability-level math course after completion of 10th grade: 1994
  • Table 11: Percent of public secondary schools indicating how often students are moved to a lower ability-level English course after completion of 10th grade: 1994
  • Table 11a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary schools indicating how often students are moved to a lower ability-level English course after completion of 10th grade: 1994
  • Table 12: Percent of public secondary schools indicating the percent of 10th-graders enrolled in both the highest ability-level math courses and the highest ability-level English courses: 1994
  • Table 12a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary schools indicating the percent of 10th-graders enrolled in both the highest ability-level math courses and the highest ability-level English courses: 1994
  • Table 13: Percent of public secondary schools indicating the extent of influence of various sources of information on the placement of students into differentiated courses in the core curriculum: 1994
  • Table 13a: Standard errors of the percent of public secondary schools indicating the extent of influence of various sources of information on the placement of students into differentiated courses in the core curriculum: 1994

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