Rural Primary School
The Application of Embodied Cognition Theory in English Teaching of Chinese Rural Primary School
... Primary school students have the following characteristics: First, they are specific intuitive thinking ...Second, primary students pay attention to instability and physical ...the primary ...
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Phonemic Awareness among Rural Primary School English Language Teachers in Sarawak
... ESL primary school which is the focus of study, Pretorius and Spaull (2016) investigated the relationship between reading comprehension and fluency involving 1772 Grade Five ESL learners in 213 rural ...
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The Construction and Application of Digital Resources in Rural Primary School English Teaching and Learning
... for rural primary school English teachers and students and help them erase their local accents in English ...the rural primary school students’ critical ...broaden rural ...
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Phenomenological Analysis of Teachers’ Organizational Deviance Experiences in a Rural Primary School in Turkey
... ), organizational deviance behaviors increases. In conclusion, ambition and grudge may be accepted as personal characteristics that lead to deviance. But it is clear that organizational environment paves the way for ...
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Exploration and analysis of rural primary school teacher’s language violence
... Middle/Primary School Teacher ’ s Lan- guage ...our school education. In his In- vestigation Research on Middle/High School Student ’ s Language Violence, Li-Zeng Zhang macroscopically ...
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An evaluation of the role of rural primary school teachers in community development tasks in southern Sudan
... This thesis investigates the role of rural primary school teachers in community development activities within an integrated rural education centres project (IRECs) in southern Sudan.. [r] ...
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Investigation of Current Situation of Learning Motivation, Social Anxiety and Loneliness of the Left behind Children in Rural Primary School
... in rural primary school is higher than that of the non-left-behind children, but both of which have no significant differences, and the detection rate also does not have significant differences from ...
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Procurement of Functional Rural Primary School Buildings through the Application of Appropriate Technology for Building Materials and Construction
... as rural primary school buildings especially in the remote ...provide rural amenities has also deprived the rural primary school pupils of functional classroom ...
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The Effects of Parental Reading Socialisation on the Reading Skill Performance of Rural Primary School Students in Sarawak
... This study employed a quantitative research method. As this was a pilot study, the selection of participants was based on convenient sampling. 31 mothers participated voluntarily in a workshop conducted at a local ...
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Simple Food Group Diversity as a Proxy Indicator for Iron and Vitamin A Status of Rural Primary School Children in Uganda
... at school in the native language “Ateso”, which was chosen to make it easier for the school children to freely express themselves and to feel ...The school children were permitted to men- tion foods ...
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Malnutrition and the Intelligence Quotient of Primary School Pupils in Jos, Nigeria
... for primary school observed that 38% of the pupils that performed poorly on Draw-a- person (DAP) and neurodevelopmental tests were ...of rural primary school children in ...
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Effectiveness of planned teaching programme (PTP) on prevention of waterborne diseases among school children
... Prior to data collection, permission was obtained from the Block Education Officer and Principal of school. Keeping in mind the ethical aspect of research, data was collected after obtaining written consent from ...
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Assessment of Nutritional Status Among Primary School Pupils in Rural and Urban Areas of Anambra State
... The rural LGAs include: Awka-North, Anambra-East, Anambra- West, Anaocha, Ayamelum, Dunukofia, Ekwusigo, Idemili- South, Njikoka, Nnewi-South, Ogbaru, Onitsha-South and ...
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Rural school teaching in Zimbabwe: Mentoring experiences of 'beginning' primary school teachers.
... The first year of teaching is the most formative period in a teacher’s career. Support is therefore crucial if they are to develop the competencies, confidence and attitudes that will help keep them contented and ...
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Correlation of pallor with hemoglobin levels and clinical profile of anemia in primary and middle school children of rural Telangana
... This can serve as a basis for conducting a study in all the districts of the state which can give a wonderful glimpse of the health status of the children, who are our future citizens. This will also render an insight ...
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Predictors of dental visits among primary school children in the rural Australian community of Lithgow
... Figure 1 shows a theoretical model that summarises a triad of community-level, provider-level and patient-level factors that influence regular dental visit behaviours in children, based on Badri et al’s systematic review ...
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Who paints the picture? Images of health professions in rural and remote student resources
... secondary school years. However, health career promotion in late secondary school may miss influencing suitable subject ...in rural and remote areas to prepare for the additional financial, cultural, ...
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Exploring Malaysian Students’ Perception of Homework, Time Spent on Homework and How They Do Their Homework
... Cooper (2007) defined homework as task assigned to students by school teachers that are meant to be carried out during non-instructional time. Report by National Foundation for Educational Research (2000) showed ...
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RURAL EDUCATION IN INDIA: A SCENARIO
... that rural poor, Continues to be plagued with a host of enormous problems, so, here made an attempt to mention some of the problems which are facing in rural ...
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Attitudes to Irish as a school subject among 13 year olds ESRI WP525 February 2016
... people’s primary school characteristics and ...to school more generally. Those who ‘never’ liked school at the age of 9 are ...of school attended and their earlier attitudes to Irish ...
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