Linking Educational Strategies to Student Achievement

The achievement of students in English language learning is determined by a range of factors, particularly the educational strategies employed within the classroom and beyond. This study investigates the relationship between educational strategies and student achievement in English among high school students in Nashik city. The research emphasizes a contextual analysis, focusing on socio-economic, pedagogical, psychological, and institutional variables. A mixed-methods approach was adopted to gather both quantitative and qualitative data from a stratified sample of students, teachers, and school administrators. The findings indicate a strong correlation between strategic instructional practices and improved learning outcomes. The study proposes a localized framework of effective educational strategies to enhance English language proficiency and calls for policy interventions to support under-resourced educational institutions

Academic achievement · Cognition · Language acquisition · Language Learning Strategies · Mathematics education · Metacognition · Educational Practices and Challenges · Psychology

• Acquiring a Second Language

  Open Access•Stephen D Krashen, Stephen Krashen•World Englishes•1982

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