What is an academic performance indicator?

[Alex]

I came across this term in school-related discussions and reports.
Can someone explain what an academic performance indicator means?
Examples would be really helpful.

 

[robbin]

An academic performance measure is a measurable variable that is used to determine student learning and school performance. The usual signifiers are the results of the tests, graduation rates, attendance, completion of the course, and level of proficiency. These indicators are used in the education systems to trace progress, gaps, guide improvements and aid accountability by schools and institutions.

 

[Mitsuri]

An academic performance indicator is a measurable factor, such as grades, test scores, attendance, or completion rates, used to evaluate a student’s learning progress and academic success.

 

[ElsieStapl]

A metric used to assess the caliber and advancement of pupils, instructors, or organizations is called an Academic Performance Indicator (API). To ensure accountability and excellence, it usually measures outcomes such as graduation rates, research output, teaching effectiveness, and scores on standardized tests.

 

[Michael Anderson]

An academic performance indicator is a metric used to measure student achievement, growth, or learning outcomes. Examples include test scores, grades, and progress benchmarks that help schools evaluate instruction effectiveness.

 

[Jacks will]

An academic performance indicator is a measure used to assess student achievement, like test scores, grades, or progress benchmarks. Schools use them to monitor learning and guide instruction improvements.

 

[Ryker Dawson]

An academic performance indicator is a measurable metric used to evaluate a student’s learning progress, achievement, or outcomes. It includes grades, test scores, attendance, completion rates, and skill mastery, helping institutions assess effectiveness and improve teaching strategies and educational quality.