A Study On Academic Achievement Of Children From Happy And Divorced Families
Keywords:
Academic Achievement, Children, Happy, Divorced, FamilyAbstract
Academic success is measured by a student's performance in school, including their grades, test results, and academic performance. It is frequently quantified using academic measures like grade point average (GPA), test scores, and other quantitative criteria. Academic success, however, can also include qualitative traits like creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving ability. Academic success is crucial to a student's professional and academic success since it affects their chances of pursuing higher education and job growth. Academic success is fundamentally about gaining information and skills through formal schooling. This entails mastering the subject's knowledge, cultivating critical thinking techniques, and improving problem-solving capabilities. These abilities are necessary for achievement in a variety of life endeavours, such as job, higher education, and personal development. In reality, particularly in the professional sphere, academic accomplishment is frequently seen as a major indicator of future success.
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