Sentences with phrase «increased absences»

Leave the dog for no more than a few minutes at a time, gradually increasing your absence to half days then full days when necessary.

To my surprise, I started to notice a productivity improvement, despite increased absences from my office.

This is evidenced by increased absences, embarrassing mistakes, illness, sloppiness, outspokenness and surprising behavior.

«And we found a clear relationship between higher CO2 levels and increased absences among the kids for illnesses,» Mendell says.

This would imply schools may be better off cancelling school when the weather is likely to increase absence rates — something Maryland schools may be less inclined to do when obligated to complete 180 days prior to June 15.

A similar study using data on students in Philadelphia found that living farther from school increased absences and resulted in lower grade point averages and test scores.

Treating schools as a workplace We know the impact of un-ergonomic workplaces and furniture for adults in terms of productivity and wellbeing, including development of musculoskeletal disorders and increased absence from work.

The single most important trend in American families today is the increasing absence of fathers and the feminization of kinship.

His increasing absence means Lyn has more to do at home and leaves Annie even more time to spend chatting online, or texting.

Thus, increased absences may be one mechanism through which middle schools lower student achievement.

Poor environmental conditions can thwart academic progress by making it harder for students to concentrate, causing or exacerbating illness in students and staff, increasing absences and lost work days, and diverting school funds to pay for costly repair and remediation projects.

Once your dog can tolerate 40 minutes of separation from you, you can increase absences by larger chunks of time (5 - minute increments at first, then later 15 - minute increments).

Goodman has a longstanding academic interest in artists» development, which led to a strong concern about the increasing absence of observational drawing programmes in contemporary studies.