The behaviour of lower-secondary pupils in England. Change
Provision of modern foreign languages for lower achievers and pupils with special educational needs in secondary schools in England, Scotland and the Czech Republic
... to pupils that the particular MFL with which they were involved was not only spoken in one country but, for example, with regard to French, there are several countries around the world where French is spoken and ...
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Feelings, friends and behaviour: noncognitive attributes of pupils at English secondary schools
... state secondary schools. The demographic characteristics of pupils in the three LAs vary substantially, and the characteristics of pupils in my sample largely reflect these ...The pupils in my ...
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Pupils' perceptions of attainment in music at the start of secondary school in England : a descriptive analysis.
... of lower secondary school (Key Stage ...on pupils’ option choices at GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education 3 ) level where music has been one of the subjects with the lowest uptake ...
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Pupils’ Perceptions of Attainment in Music at the Start of Secondary School in England: A Descriptive Analysis
... 4). Pupils felt more competent in repeating and building on patterns already heard and in keeping to a basic pulse when improvising, in repeating their ideas, in combining more than one musical idea and in ...
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A comparative study of teachers' and secondary level pupils' perceptions of, and responses to conflict in England and Denmark
... people from a different culture would interpret a statement may result in a threat being perceived by some people when it was not necessarily intended. The means by which people bully have been frequently described and ...
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The Formation of School Peer Groups: Pupils’ Transition from Primary to Secondary School in England
... to secondary school and the extent to which this is patterned by pupil ability and poverty status and the nature of the schools ...primary-to- secondary transition in the English school ...of ...
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The separation of lower and higher attaining pupils in the transition from primary to secondary schools: a longitudinal study of London
... of pupils making the transition from primary to secondary school in London in 2008 that disproportionally are found in the schools with most or least feeder schools, relative to all ...of England ...
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Assessing outgroup prejudice among secondary school pupils in northern England : introducing the Outgroup Prejudice Index
... Scores for bipolar items measuring stereotyped attitude toward a particular ethnic or religious group were summed to give a total score for that group. Scales were constructed for attitude toward outgroups using scores ...
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Low income pupils’ progress at secondary school
... income pupils’ poorer progress are most visible as children finish secondary school; when they are often left without the qualifications that might create opportunities for them later in ...social ...
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THE CHANGING SECONDARY CURRICULUM IN ENGLAND
... the lower- level bit and jump up to the high-order parts, that what we want is not facts but pupils who are able to reason, be creative and imaginative, to learn ...
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Motivated reading in English with Finnish lower secondary school pupils
... the pupils to different literary genres and in this short reading programme they read an extract of a fairy tale, a fable, a piece of a film representing drama together with a piece of the corresponding novel and ...
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Czech Lower Secondary School Pupils' Knowledge about Developing Countries
... of pupils to draw a map of the world. The Lebanese pupils drew the Arabic world most often and authors quoted, 10 % of pupils drew developing ...Salvadorian pupils drew more accurately North ...
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Health behaviour and health behaviour change among adults in England
... measure behaviour change at two specific time points in 2010/11 and ...of behaviour between time points may be for alcohol consumption as our measures are based on alcohol consumed on the heaviest ...
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Teacher resilience and the perspectives of secondary school teachers on pupils' challenging behaviour
... ‗challenging behaviour‘ are classified as having special educational needs, but many, including those who are termed ‗disaffected‘ are ...challenging behaviour in education is not always helpful in ...
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English vocabulary learning with special attention to Norwegian pupils in lower secondary schools
... in pupils’ questionnaire ‘Why don’t you learn even more English in class?’ six alternatives were given, and it was not possible for the pupil to give other answers even if none of the answers suited ...the ...
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Continuous assessment and lower attaining pupils in primary and junior secondary schools in Ghana
... the pupils engaged in three strategic reading activities: partner reading with retell, paragraph summary and prediction ...assigning pupils to pairs, teachers assigned pairs to one of two teams, to give ...
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PERCEIVING GEOGRAPHY AS A SCHOOL SUBJECT BY PUPILS OF LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL (IN THE CITIES OF SILESIAN VOIVODESHIP)
... by pupils of lower-secondary ...by pupils of the lower secondary schools are as follows: the own region, the regional geography of world and astronomical ...of pupils ...
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Gender and education: the evidence on pupils in England
... G Low ability girls are generally better motivated than low ability boys. G Boys tend to feel that the lower tier is not worth it. Girls are often more content to take a lower tier. Stobart et al. have also ...
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MAP INTERPRETING SKILLS – A CLASSROOM EXPERIMENT WITH AND WITHOUT ICT AMONG LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS IN NORWAY
... same pupils 5 months after the end of the current project will also be performed in order to look for possible long term learning-effects of the teaching of map ...
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Difficult pupils in Christchurch secondary schools
... The general purpose of this study was to analyse the concept of 'difficult' behaviour in schools and to make a preliminary investigation into its nature, inciden[r] ...
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