French term
effectif
Would this have to do with "class rank"?
5 +2 | population or enrollment | John Fossey |
3 +8 | number | kashew |
4 | total number of pupils | David Salas |
2 -1 | staff | Richard Hedger |
Non-PRO (1): David Goward
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Proposed translations
population or enrollment
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Note added at 20 mins (2011-02-17 17:32:17 GMT)
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Could also be "class size" if the objective on the bulletin des notes is to show how many students were in the class.
staff
number
Your absolutely right. finally figured that out from the document when it mentioned at bottom: "xx sur 34 élèves" Merci! |
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reeny
: yes, the number of children in a class
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Evans (X)
: yes, or class size
19 mins
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sporran
25 mins
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Sheila Wilson
: I would assume so
25 mins
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Ta
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David Goward
: "class size" as Gilla says.
1 hr
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B D Finch
: The number would be improbably large for the number of staff, so it must be the class size.
1 hr
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liz askew
1 hr
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Yvonne Gallagher
6 hrs
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