Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 165
... proportion of students taking arts subjects . This we should view with concern , for a growing proportion of students in this category have been taking social studies and we expect this trend to continue ; and any decline or weakening ...
... proportion of students taking arts subjects . This we should view with concern , for a growing proportion of students in this category have been taking social studies and we expect this trend to continue ; and any decline or weakening ...
Page 172
... proportion achieving ' A ' levels and for the proportion achieving 5 or more ' O ' levels with no ' A ' levels has been calculated by weighting the two growth rates in the ratio of the proportion of entrants in 1961 who did and who did ...
... proportion achieving ' A ' levels and for the proportion achieving 5 or more ' O ' levels with no ' A ' levels has been calculated by weighting the two growth rates in the ratio of the proportion of entrants in 1961 who did and who did ...
Page 254
... proportion was 4 % ( 5 % for boys and 3 % for girls ) . These passes are excluded from Table R.1 . If they could be included , this table might show a steeper upward trend in the number of passes per leaver . There is no reason to ...
... proportion was 4 % ( 5 % for boys and 3 % for girls ) . These passes are excluded from Table R.1 . If they could be included , this table might show a steeper upward trend in the number of passes per leaver . There is no reason to ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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