Sentences with phrase «more absences»

A lack of sleep is associated with more absence and teens turn up jet lagged to school on Mondays, as shown in a doctoral thesis by sleep researcher Serena Bauducco, at Örebro University, Sweden.

The New School calculated that 24 percent of New York City's 350,000 high schoolers had 38 or more absences in 2007 — 08 (the report didn't distinguish between excused and unexcused absences).

Monreal 5 Once he was off our defence was practically non-existent, but as he gets older we must expect more absences like this.

There were more absences for the shock 3 - 0 defeat at Crystal Palace, though, with Petr Cech, David Ospina, Francis Coquelin and Laurent Koscielny unavailable.

Teachers in these schools had slightly less experience and slightly more absences than teachers in other schools.

If flu or common colds speed through workforces, more absences follow.

In many cases, «the students with more absences have skill levels one to two years below their peers.»

She cites studies that indicate how an employee's marital problems can lead to more absences, tardiness, on - the - job injuries and loss of productivity; «a 1996 study indicated that as marital distress increased, work - loss days increased at a rate of 1.34 work loss days.»

Students who rated themselves lower on these non-cognitive skills had more absences, got in trouble more and made fewer gains in math.

Female teachers under age 35 averaged 3.2 more absences each school year than did men.

Kids can be dropped from the rolls after 20 unexcused absences, and a handful have been, says Irene Holtzman, the director of accountability, although the school is «still willing to have a conversation» with youngsters who pile up more absences.

Students who rated themselves lower on these non-cognitive skills had more absences, got in trouble more and made fewer gains in math.

Refer the family for support services if a student continues to miss school or has 5 or more absences.

For instance, attendance and GPA are the number one predictors of college readiness — at five or more absences, districts start to see changes in student outcomes; at 10 absences, students lose.2 percent of GPA.

Instead, school officials will notify parents of the absences and warn them of the consequences, which could be a fine or a loss of driving privileges if the student racks up more absences or a criminal complaint against the parents.

If staff aren't properly looked after, this could potentially result in more absences, less productivity and seriously low levels of job satisfaction.

She cites studies that indicate how an employee's marital problems can lead to more absences, tardiness, on - the - job injuries and loss of productivity; «a 1996 study indicated that as marital distress increased, work - loss days increased at a rate of 1.34 work loss days.»

Instead, it reinforces the thought that time away is helpful, often leading to more absences.