DELIMITATION OF THE POPULATION Sample Clauses

DELIMITATION OF THE POPULATION. The Population to whom was directed this study was “Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx School” in the town of Milagro, Guayas Province. It was applied a questionnaire, survey, interview to the students, teacher and authorities, with the purpose to perceive the state of the school and its needs for suited equipments and right materials for a better English Learning. Also, we can see the training level of Teachers, learning levels of Students and the lack thereof respectively. To the population applied was finite, directed to a certain numbers of students and teachers.
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