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Evaluation of the Perceived Effectiveness of Remedial Educational Measures Following an Anti-system Collective Action in a School Setting: The Case of the OTS Movement in Cameroon

Open Journal of Educational Research | Vol 6, Issue 2

Table 3. Explanation of the impact of CMs on theimprovement of student performance.

Model R R2 Adjusted R2 SEE ΔR2 ΔF df1 df2 pΔF
1 ,667a ,445 ,433 5,02196 ,445 36,572 5 228 ,000
Coefficientsa
Model       t p-value 95% CI
β SE B Lower Upper
1 (Constant) 1,866 1,476   1,264 ,207 -1,042 4,774
MC_CMat -,016 ,042 -,022 -,367 ,714 -,099 ,068
MC_OC ,133 ,024 ,319 5,629 ,000 ,086 ,179
MC_STA ,111 ,039 ,184 2,832 ,005 ,034 ,187
MC_CC ,101 ,026 ,247 3,834 ,000 ,049 ,153
MC_TM ,393 ,129 ,165 3,054 ,003 ,139 ,646
Predictors: (Constant), CM_TM, CM_OC, CM_CMat, CM_CC, CM_STA; Dependent variable: Impact4_MCPE

Note: CM: Compensatory Mechanisms; CMat: Course Materials; OC: Online Courses; CC: Catch-up Courses; TM: Time Management; STA: Supervised Tutorials and Assessments.