[Grammar] student performance vs student's performance

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Hi,

Question:
Should I say student performance or student's performance?

Sentence:
My aim was to improve student performance / student's performance.

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You can use either student performance or students' performance.
 
Unless you really only had one student.
 
Tdol said:
Unless you really only had one student.
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any difference between student performance and students' performance?

when should I use student performance?
when should I use students' performance?
 
Not much- you could think of student performance as being general and student's performance relating to specific students.
 
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