Sentences with phrase «academic consequences»

Other findings from our study also speak to potential academic consequences of experiences with bullying.

In addition, one of four college students suffers academic consequences from alcohol abuse: falling behind and missed classes, not performing well on exams and papers and receiving poor grades overall.

About one - quarter of college students have reported academic consequences tied to drinking, including lower grades and missed classes, the NIAAA says.

Sadowski's article also presents statistics of other disturbing trends among LGBT students, including a high incidence of suicide attempts, truancy, and fighting, as well as some of the negative academic consequences associated with harassment.

Not only does this create long - term economic consequences for urban school districts as the result of low rates of teacher retention, but also, (and) more importantly, students suffer irreparable academic consequences.

When educators involve parents from minority groups as partners in their children's education, the parents appear to develop a sense of efficacy that communicates itself to their children and has positive academic consequences.

In fact, 31 % of students have reportedly missed class due to substance abuse, 25 % experienced academic consequences like falling behind or receiving poor grades, and 22 % failed an exam or essay due to substance abuse.

It would be wrong to suggest that their actions have only academic consequences — their research has been crucial in the expenditure of billions of pages of type, billions of dollars in expenditure and billions of hours in research time.

Education leaders in Houston and across the coasts of Texas and Louisiana are about to face the challenge of a lifetime, working to mitigate the social - emotional and academic consequences of a major natural disaster.

The focus is on the academic consequences of this lost instructional time and on preventing absences before students miss so much school that they fall behind.

• As the national political environment has become more threatening, bellicose and uncivil, more young people are subject to adverse socio - emotional and academic consequences.

Dalton and his colleagues in the Office of Child Welfare, Attendance and Safety are focusing on the academic consequences of lost instructional time and on preventing excessive absences so that students stay on track.

The resulting loss of instructional time can be substantial and, for many students, the academic consequences are decidedly negative.