Travel to School
Travel to school and housing markets: a case study of Sheffield, England
... children’s’ travel to ...on school commuting and the neighbourhood geography of an English ...by school commuting patterns ought to be an important factor within debates about choice within local ...
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Children's and parents' perspectives of a supportive environment for active travel to School
... active travel in worldwide ...people travel the way they do and use the travel modes they do) have been ...active travel to school, there was limited evidence on the key factors ...
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Children's travel to school—the interaction of individual, neighbourhood and school factors
... ’ travel to school which includes taking account of route distance to school, family schedules, parental concerns about road safety, neigh- bourhood safety and child ...walking school buses ...
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Using an agent-based model to simulate children’s active travel to school
... active travel to ...to school the school locations should be evenly distributed over space and children should be assigned to the closest ...the school with greater in- tensity may be more ...
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Student Commuters: Unpacking the Factors That Influence How High School Students Travel to School, Alexander Chase
... Recent research suggests that millennials may be shifting away from single- user automobile use. Sivak and Schoettle (2011) found that young people are less likely than their parents to have their licenses. From 1983 to ...
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Demographic characteristics of elite Kenyan endurance runners
... of travel to school, with a higher proportion of athletes running to school each day [controls 22%; national athletes 73% (P 5 ...to school because of the greater distances they had to ...
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Understanding Parent and Child Perceptions of Barriers and Enablers Influencing Active School Travel
... suburban school more than travelling along the streets and would cut through the forest so they could avoid travelling near the roads: “I try to avoid the road so I cut through the forest” (Figure ...urban ...
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School travel mode, parenting practices and physical activity among UK Year 5 and 6 children
... active travel to school is a key source of PA for many children ...actively travel to school compared with their counterparts who are driven to school (passive ...active travel ...
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Examining Children's Perceptions and Use of Their Neighbourhood Built Environments: A Novel Participatory Mapping Approach
... safe travel to ...active travel as the complex issue that it ...active travel is affected by multiple individual factors as well as a variety of proximate environmental ...potentially travel ...
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The effect of travel modes on children's mental health, cognitive and social development; a systematic review
... of travel to school, or components of travelling to school, on children’s cognitive, social or mental health ...of travel to school, travel suitable for travel to ...
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Home school Travel: Analysis of Factors Affecting Italian Parents' Mode Choice
... children travel to school, a survey was ...to school on their own in conditions of maximum ...to school rather than walking was ...to school, if the home-school path was ...
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Predicting active school travel : the role of planned behavior and habit strength
... Finally, we also tested the extent to which habit moderates the intention-behavior relationship. No pre- vious study has tested this moderation effect in the con- text of children’s active travel and research in ...
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Active School Travel: Pathways to a Healthy Future
... active school travel. A scan of active travel to school activities suggests good work is occurring, but this is not enough for a population-wide shift in levels of physical ...
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Active School Travel: Pathways to a Healthy Future
... to school, reducing traffic volume, and safe footpaths and crossings are important for encouraging active travel to school ...from school is distance. Among children, the likelihood of active ...
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Travel Companion
... Volume 4, Issue 4, April – 2019 International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology ISSN No 2456 2165 IJISRT19AP624 www ijisrt com 240 Travel Companion Vishal Israni1, Raaj Raisinghani[.] ...
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Behavioral determinants of physical activity across the life course: a “DEterminants of DIet and Physical ACtivity” (DEDIPAC) umbrella systematic literature review
... to school. Other determinants related to ‘sport/PA in and out of school’ [32, 33] and to ‘other daily activ- ities’ [29] were positively associated with PA but with a limited suggestive level of ...to ...
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Prevalence of Burnout and Its Correlates among Female Primary School Teachers in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka
... A study conducted in the United Kingdom found that teachers, nurses, managers and professionals were at high risk of burnout. In all these groups, at least 20% reported burnout. Among teachers burnout was found to be 40% ...
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National Survey for Wales, 2013-14. Education
... Using combined data from the first two full years of the National Survey, it was possible to look at parents’ views at local authority level. This showed that Pembrokeshire (92%) had the highest parental levels of ...
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House of Commons Library: Briefing Paper: Number 07904, 21 February 2017: Constituency casework: schools in Wales
... their own chronological age group, from time to time parents seek places outside their normal age group for gifted and talented children, or those who have experienced problems or missed part of a year, often due to ill ...
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Usability of the SAFEWAY2SCHOOL system in children with cognitive disabilities
... the school bus driver and other drivers know that there are children to pay attention ...secure school transportation for them, as for any other ...to travel on school transportation utilising ...
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