The phrase "low academic performance" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It usually refers to a situation where a student's grades or achievements in school are below expectations or the average level. Example: The school is implementing new strategies to help improve students' low academic performance.
But charters will not end the poverty at the root of low academic performance or transform our nation's schools into a high-performing system.
King's reputation for violence and low academic performance would ebb.
Many people associate vocational track programmes with low academic performance, poor quality provision and blocked future pathways.
The symptoms of A.P.D. - trouble paying attention and following directions, low academic performance, behavior problems and poor reading and vocabulary - are often mistaken for attention problems or even autism.
Inner-city Catholic schools, which began by serving poor European immigrants, severed the connection between poverty and low academic performance for generations of low-income (and often non-Catholic) minority kids.
State takeovers in the 19 states that have assumed control of 49 school districts are almost always a result of low academic performance and mismanagement, as was the case in Roosevelt.
Good nutrition is vital for growth spurts during adolescence and while studies have shown diets low in fruits and vegetables to be associated with low academic performances, this analysis shows the assumption to low risk of being victimised.
The most sleep deprived Saudi Arabian medical students were also those who showed the lowest academic performance on all tests.
The states of Guerrero, Oaxaca and Michoacán, among the poorest in the country and with the lowest academic performance, have a particularly long history of mass unrest.
Though we have among the highest per-pupil expenditures, we have among the lowest academic performance levels.
In Trial 2, 50 children aged 9 11 years with the lowest academic performance completed training.
