Sentences with phrase «in upper secondary education»

All adolescents in upper secondary education received information via e-mail, and one classroom school hour was allocated for them to complete the questionnaire.

We are now in the process of implementing similar curriculum changes in our upper secondary education, so the effects will be seen in the years ahead.

This paper provides evidence on the socioeconomic gradient in dropout and progression in upper secondary education in Norway.

The average age of teachers increases from 43 in primary education to 45 in upper secondary education.

It is the ratio of pupils to qualified teachers in upper secondary education where the UK fares worst.

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According to a recent study, parental support for the autonomy of young people promotes the well - being of the latter in all major educational transitions: from primary to lower secondary school, from basic education to upper secondary school, and from upper secondary school to university.

However, UNESCO's new Global Education Monitoring (GEM) report found that, based on current trends, the world will achieve universal primary education in 2042, universal lower secondary education in 2059 and universal upper secondary educationEducation Monitoring (GEM) report found that, based on current trends, the world will achieve universal primary education in 2042, universal lower secondary education in 2059 and universal upper secondary educationeducation in 2042, universal lower secondary education in 2059 and universal upper secondary educationeducation in 2059 and universal upper secondary educationeducation in 2084.

Wilshaw determined that the deployment of staff and resources is regularly skewed towards the upper age ranges, with one in five inspection reports identifying secondary early years education as an area for improvement.

Globally, 35 % or 22 million of all out - of - school children of primary education age, 25 % of all adolescents of lower secondary age (15 million), and 18 % or 26 million of all out - of - school youths of upper secondary age live in areas affected by conflict.

In OECD countries, 73 % of girls compared to 63 % of boys complete upper secondary education.

This is partly because primary and lower secondary education are compulsory in nearly every country, while upper secondary school is not.

They also found «an increase in cultural capital of one standard deviation is estimated to increase the likelihood of completing upper secondary education by 12.5 percentage points.»

Percentage of the populations in 30 industrialized countries that in 2001 had graduated from at least an upper - secondary education program.

Maarit Rossi and Cecilia Villabona have worked hard the last two years to update the 10 - year project; to align it to the U.S. Curriculum and standards, to enhance it in ways that fulfill the PISA purpose of educating children so they develop the competencies and knowledge of students from around the world when they are at the end of their compulsory - basic education or at the beginning of their upper secondary or vocational studies.

It is at the secondary level that they introduce the high stakes exams for students, with Japanese students required to take an entrance exam for upper secondary school and students in both countries required to take tests at the end of upper secondary school that will determine what kind of higher education institution they can enter.

According to the OECD's Education at a Glance 2014, Canada spent $ 9,130 on per primary student in 2012 and $ 12,086 per upper secondary student.

The three - tier system of education, where pupils move between lower or first schools, through middle schools and then high or upper schools, gathered popularity in the 1960s, but it's no longer widely used after many areas moved back to a traditional primary and secondary model.

While lower secondary school entrance exams were abolished in 1969 and the ministry of education has loosened up the system of competitive test - based upper secondary school and college admission, there is still considerable focus on exams.

The Basic Education Law, passed in 1949, put in place six years of primary school, beginning at age six, followed by three years of lower secondary school and then three years of upper secondary school.

As of 2015, some 98 percent of 25 - to 34 - year - olds had completed upper secondary education — the highest rate in the OECD — and 69 percent of this same age group had completed post-secondary education, again the highest rate among all the OECD countries, and that rate continues to grow.

This, for a country in which just 34 percent of its citizens have completed upper secondary education.