Sentences with phrase «failure in school»

He knows achievement is essential to functioning in today's society, and the book has an extensive chapter on the ramifications of failure in school achievement for life, health, and income.

One of the primary causes of student failure in school is poor attendance; thus, daily attendance is essential for student success in school.

Early education yields results in terms of later academic achievement that are greater and last longer than do educational interventions that begin after failure in school.

In less than one year — from 2012 — 13 to the first quarter of 2013 — 14 — the number of course failures in the school fell from 91 to 39.

If we keep this up, within just a few years, chronic failure in schools will have real potential to be a thing of the past.

In a statement released this afternoon, Ms Morgan said: «We will not tolerate failure in our schools and it is one of the great strengths of the free school programme that we can identify and deal with it quickly in a way that is not possible in all schools.

In more and more states and districts, policymakers are moving to reward achievement and punish failure in schools, in an effort to ensure that children are getting a good education and that tax dollars aren't being wasted.

«Sleeper» language embedded in the legislation could allow states to increase access to high - quality seats and transform entrenched failure in schools or districts by:

It's understood Greening has bought into the vision of attempting to prevent failure in schools, rather than just intervening in those after they have failed.

While all children invariably face failures in school, girls are uniquely socialized to see failures as evidence of inaptitude.

Any serious strategy to raise standards in England's schools must have the white working - class at its core, or else ignore the most systematic failure in schools today.

Is the student fearing failure in school?

Ms Morgan has said previously: «We will not tolerate failure in our schools and it is one of the great strengths of the free school programme that we can identify and deal with it quickly in a way that is not possible in all schools.

It's linked to higher rates of poverty, failure in school, teen pregnancy, substance abuse, violent crime, depression, and ultimately a loss of hope.

«By preventing teen and unplanned pregnancy, we can significantly improve other serious social problems including poverty (especially child poverty), child abuse and neglect, low birth weight, and failure in schooling.»

«They may fail to develop secure attachments, setting them up for a cascade of difficulties, from behavior problems during childhood and failure in school to involvement in the juvenile justice system and major psychiatric problems down the road.»

Once a student perceived themselves as having a deficit, and the groups Geoff describes often do, then that child is positioned to regard themselves as a failure in school with its concomitant psychological impacts.

Students with an attention deficit, who frequently experience frustration and failure in school, have a particular need for a pat on the back.

Milburn also recommended a zero - tolerance approach to failure in schools, saying that they should become parts of academy chains if they do not meet minimum standards.

They are expected to respect and obey their teachers, as they owe their success or failure in school to how those teachers evaluate them.

He also recommended a zero - tolerance approach to failure in schools and further education colleges, arguing they must be required to become parts of academy chains if they do not meet minimum standards.

Whatever their prior level of success or failure in school, Met students consistently report that they work harder and learn more than they ever have before.

Many instructional coaches found great success as classroom teachers but struggle when coaching teachers to make dramatic changes in their practice, especially when focused on students who have had a history of failure in school.

So we did our homework — and discovered that as early as kindergarten, a student's pattern for success or failure in school and in life is established.

What do we do about these circumstances that are so clearly connected to Black male success and failure in schools?

Sixpence serves children birth to age 3 who are at risk of failure in school and is funded through public and private dollars.

Before beginning therapy Jenna had been feeling very badly about herself, feeling like a failure in school and like she was a disappointment to her mother, and her self - esteem and self - confidence had suffered.

Earnings from the endowment are primarily granted to school districts and their community partners to provide high - quality center - and home - based programs for infants and toddlers most at risk of failure in school.

When children's social and emotional health is compromised, it can create significant challenges for children leading to failure in school, inability to make and sustain friendships, and negative feelings about themselves.