Community Context – Remote and low-SES
Does school context matter for the low SES student? Investigating the causal effects of school context on college enrollment
... there is strong support for this hypothesis. Students will profit from peers and role models in the suburban school setting and thus the academic achievement of low SES students is expected to increase. For ...
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Using environmental print to foster emergent literacy in childrenfrom a low-SES community
... a low-SES community in south-east Queensland, ...guiding low-SES preschoolers’ interactions with environmental print using multisensory strategies is an effective way to foster emergent ...
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Low-SES First-generation Students’ Decision to Pursue Engineering
... After reading the interviews several times and making notes, the first author used open coding to identify general and unique themes. 40 The first author used an inductive approach to allow themes to emerge from the ...
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Boom and Decline: When Greenways Link Low and High SES Neighborhoods
... “ownership.” Greenway benefits, including health benefits, can be maximized by increased usage, but usage cannot be assumed. Benefits are more likely to result when there is active engagement of the community ...
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Leadership to Improve Mathematics Outcomes in Low SES Schools and School Networks
... Second the findings suggest that leadership capability has been achieved through the deliberate strategy of distributing leadership responsibility throughout the school and providing time for groups of leaders to meet ...
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Low-SES Students and College Outcomes: The Role of AP Fee Reductions
... Discussion Low-SES students are often educationally disadvantaged relative to their higher-SES peers (Adelman 1999; ...education community. During the last five years, the number of ...
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Context, Community, and Capital
... of community- or resident- driven housing development in the early 1970s, which largely produced low-rise typologies often to advance homeownership as a preferred model of ...
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Community Colleges in Context:
... the low mar- ginal benefit of the extraordinary resources focused on a very small minority of students in the most elite institutions, these comparisons are difficult to ...for community colleges and their ...
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Understanding The Role Of Sport For Development In Addressing Health Disparities In Low-SES Communities
... and community stakeholders, including Just Play staff, volunteers, event organizers, health experts/nutritionists, and government ...leverage community partnerships, and create new interest and excitement ...
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The Influence of GEAR UP on Academic Achievement and College Enrollment for Low SES Learners
... and low SES communities to develop plans to strengthen their schools so that their students will have more opportunities (NCCEP, 2009; NCES, ...and community based organizations as they work ...
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The Impact of Dual Enrollment on College Degree Attainment: Do Low-SES Students Benefit?
... I found that dual enrollment positively influences college degree attainment, even after accounting for a rich set of covariates that cap- tures student, family, schooling achievements, and school context factors. ...
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Literacy and numeracy pilot in low SES school communities : outcome evaluation, final report
... local context that demands interpretation and initiative, the nature of data is diverse including teacher monitoring of progress in various ways and is primarily to inform action at the school level for curriculum ...
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DESCRIPTION OF SES PROVIDERS
... local community site, such as a library, place of religious worship, and non-public schools to get the student access to a ...I, low achieving, English Language Learners, and/or disabled ...
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Learning in context: education for remote rural health care
... of Remote' as diverse, discontinuous, distant, dependent, disconnected, dynamic, detailed and delicate 3 ...and remote areas, some key parameters provide the framework that determines the structure and ...
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Linking Fisher Perceptions to Social-Ecological Context: Mixed Method Application of the SES Framework in Costa Rica
... and community members (PSO9) Interview responses showed that other members of the fishing community were often perceived as being selfish, which was seen to cause conflicts, to disunite the ...
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Child Externalising and Internalising Behaviour in the First Year of School: The Role of Parenting in a Low SES Population
... While the existing findings provide a useful starting point, a more in-depth study of how parenting is related to child outcomes, especially in early childhood, is warranted in an Irish context. Examining this ...
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Health system context and implementation of evidence-based practices—development and validation of the Context Assessment for Community Health (COACH) tool for low- and middle-income settings
... organizational context in LMICs as context was seen as an important variable influencing the implementation of health ...in context as an explanatory factor influencing the imple- mentation of health ...
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Emergence of Resilience in the Context of Community Empowerment
... for community development at least this appears to be so in the western ...and remote Australia many elderly provide voluntary care to their frail aged families and ...
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Applying gaze contingent training within community settings to infants from diverse SES backgrounds
... in low-SES or other populations; these researchers did note, however, that those studies targeting younger participants tended to report more widespread transfer of training effects, suggesting the possible ...
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Context Aware Quick Sensor Service (CQSS) to Remote Patients
... has low time and space and this cannot be applied to evaluate data pattern which are identical and similar ...In remote health monitoring system ,a big issue is to store, retrieve, analyze and compare the ...
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