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Band 5+: The table below shows the percentage of children with different educational problems in two primary schools (School A and School B) in the years 2005 and 2015. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a table detailing percentage of children with different educational problems in two primary schools for the years 2005 and 2015; in 2005, School A had these percentages: Reading ability 22, Handwriting 28, Spelling 30, Listening skills 35, Verbal expression of ideas 45, Concentration in lessons 40, Following instructions 42; School B had these percentages: Reading ability 8, Handwriting 20, Spelling 5, Listening skills 11, Verbal expression of ideas 14, Concentration in lessons 15, Following instructions 16; in 2015, School A had these percentages: Reading ability 23, Handwriting 28, Spelling 25, Listening skills 25, Verbal expression of ideas 21, Concentration in lessons 18, Following instructions 18; School B had these percentages: Reading ability 9, Handwriting 7, Spelling 10, Listening skills 15, Verbal expression of ideas 12, Concentration in lessons 15, Following instructions 12.
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The table below illustrates the proportion of children with non-similar educational problems in two primary schools (School A and School B) between the years 2005 and 2015.

Overall, it is clear that school A had lots of problems with higher proportion of students than school B and many pupil in school A had more difficulties in following the instructions and concentration skills like school B.

In 2005, most of school children in school A have had challenges in following the instructions which revealed 42 per cent when only 6 per cent of student in school B had this problem and after 10 years this numbers where picked down in school A to 18 % while don’t chsnged in school B. Moreover, the consertration in lessons was very complicated for class A with 40 % and with 15 % in Class B and this abilities were reduced in Class A to 18 and do not changed in class B.

Listening skills and verbal expression of ideas had got similar percent of student with this problems and in school A it indicated 35% and in class B it was 14 % and in 2015 In school A these numbers decreased to 15%. Additionally, reading, handwriting and spelling abilities in both years revealed the same percentages in both schools.

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