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EDUMECENTRO

versión On-line ISSN 2077-2874

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MARTINEZ PEREZ, José Ramón et al. Academic performance in students Vs factors that influence their results: a relationship to consider. EDUMECENTRO [online]. 2020, vol.12, n.4, pp. 105-121.  Epub 30-Dic-2020. ISSN 2077-2874.

Background:

the analysis of the factors that affect academic performance is useful to design strategies that guide the effective development of the teaching-learning process.

Objective:

to determine the relationship of factors that influenced the academic performance of medical students, during the first five years of the degree.

Methods:

a retrospective analytical study was carried out at Puerto Padre Medical Sciences Branch, in Las Tunas. Theoretical and empirical methods were applied. The analyzed variables were: sex, age, motivation, study habits, intelligence quotient, educational level of parents, family functioning, pre-university performance, manner of entry, repetition of academic years and university results. In the statistical processing, the t-student and Chi-square tests were used.

Results:

the average of the grades of the low-achieving students was 0.7 lower; In this group, motivation reached a result of 39.13%, a remarkable fact to highlight; 69.57% of them dedicated less than 15 hours to weekly study. Among those with the highest performance, the academic index in pre-university, the average of the entrance tests to the university and the results in Morphology-physiology were significantly higher.

Conclusions:

the factors that influenced the academic performance of students during the first five years of the Medicine degree were determined in the investigated context.

Palabras clave : education, medical, undergraduate; educational measurement; education, professional; education, medical.

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