pupil learning
Economic evaluation of the Pupil Learning Credits pilot scheme
... ‘Pupil Learning Credits’ (PLC) Policy Initiative was introduced within a subset of these schools in September ...additional learning opportunities for those whose social circumstances are ...
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Evaluation of the Pupil Learning Credits pilot scheme : analysis of pupils' progress and pupil survey responses 2003
... The Pupil Learning Credits (PLC) pilot scheme ran for two academic years from September 2001. The scheme made extra funding available to secondary schools with high levels of known Free School Meals ...
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A critical reflection on the role of success criteria in peer assessment to facilitate pupil learning and performance
... In principal, the methodologies were suitable for the intended research as it served to generate data relative to the project. However, additional methods would be considered in the future to obtain further quality rich ...
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Arts across the curriculum: enhancing pupil learning, the pupil perspective
... Twenty-six pupil focus groups were held, involving 180 ...secondary pupil survey ...the pupil findings in the first and second year of the ...
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ImpaCT2: the impact of information and communication technologies on pupil learning and attainment
... As at Key Stage 2, it may be that considerations of differences in practice (that is, how ICT is applied in addition to how often) are needed to more fully understand these findings. Section 7.2 begins to explore these ...
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One step ahead of the game: leading change in Ict in support of pupil learning
... “I really wanted to see if the PDAs could be used as a resource for our pupils and parents. On one SLICT course, this head told us of Wolverhampton’s involvement in a PDA project. Later, I read an article and rang the ...
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TEACHING AND LEARNING IN SCHOOLS: THE DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT MOTIVATION AND PUPIL LEARNING
... successful learning and no single motivational theory that is applicable ...a learning culture as it is successfully done to a large extent in countries like France, Germany, Japan, South Korea and ...
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Pupils learning algebra with ICT in Key Stage 3 mathematics classrooms
... which learning is ...makes pupil learning the reflex of teaching and accountable to the teaching ...envisioned learning and teaching operating in tandem for the benefit of ...their ...
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Deployment and impact of support staff in schools : the impact of support staff in schools : results from strand 2, wave 2
... ‘direct learning support for pupils’ (e.g. delivering lessons / learning activities, helping pupils to understand instructions) are those that have a direct impact on pupil ...of pupil-based ...
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Pupil-pupil talk: does the thinking together programme enhance pupil-pupil talk within the classroom?
... to learning, which looks to combine explorative talk – a way of exploring reasoning, the sharing of knowledge and a commitment to collaborate, may be an effective route to accelerate pupil learning ...
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Educational value added and programme evaluation
... in pupil prior attainment, or in other explanatory variables, will produce biased and inconsistent estimates of the coefficients of the underlying structural equation of the educational production ...
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Pupil Premium
... the Pupil Premium was provided at £900 per pupil, the total cost would have been around ...the Pupil Premium only, and do not take into account any potential costs associated with administering the ...
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A critical analysis of outdoor learning experiences and the impact on pupil development and conceptual understanding
... outdoor learning in education has e e tl e o e a topi u de u h s uti , ith the popula isatio of Fo est “ hool a d the Go e e t s suppo t of esea h i this a ...of learning in the natural environment, ...
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Primary science: an analysis of changing policy, policy text and practice
... Provide guidance on teaching and learning methods in science Set expectations, establish targets and evaluate pupil progress and achievement in science Analyse and interpret national, lo[r] ...
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Depression and learning disabilities : a comparison of the emotional status of normal achieving and learning disabled fifth formers : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy at Massey University
... In fact, as remediation programs in New Zealand high schools are fairly limited in the time allocated to each pupil, it is likely that students already having learning difficulties will [r] ...
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Pupil power
... each pupil to set their own curriculum and timetable – logistically very challenging in English schools – meant this approach has only had a limited impact on education ...the learning from health and care ...
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The Pupil Premium
... National Pupil Premium Champion 2013-2015, setting out what good practice looks like in schools that are closing their progress gap and how that good practice can be spread ...the Pupil Premium, schools ...
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A critical reflection on how information communication technology can facilitate high quality teaching and learning for dyslexic children and their spelling
... student learning, ICT is not sufficient alone to produce good learning outcomes for all children (Sutherland, Robertson, and John ...have learning difficulties, such as ...and learning of ...
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Video conferencing in the classroom: case studies of effective practice, case study one: Lent Rise Combined School
... Video conferencing is embedded into curriculum planning across all year groups and all subjects. The approach of the school is to encourage the use of technology – whether it be video conferencing, interactive ...
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Focal-plane wavefront sensing with the vector-Apodizing Phase Plate
... with pupil-plane coro- nagraphs that create symmetric dark holes such as the 360 ◦ vAPP (Otten et ...shaped pupil (Kasdin et ...real pupil-plane electric field ...shaped pupil coronagraphs, as ...
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