[PDF] Top 20 Bullying: evidence from the longitudinal study of young people in England 2, wave 2

... 10 young people reported it. Next year, when wave 3 data is available, we may be able to start to see if there is a trend with ...of young people experienced daily bullying in ... See full document

... which bullying specifically does render disabled children liable to negative long-term consequences, it is necessary first to provide repre- sentative evidence on the victimisation of disabled children and ... See full document

... Table 2 presents the OLS unstandardized coefficients and standard errors for ...Table 2 shows that parental worklessness had a significant main effect on ...effects from low parental education (less ... See full document

... these young people were engaged in when they were aged ...that young people who were disadvantaged at age 16/17 were far less likely to be in full-time education or some training two years ... See full document

... the young person and main parent interviews as separate ...clear from user consultation that the young person main interview and CASI section are generally regarded as one survey ...only from ... See full document

... representative longitudinal studies in the UK. A study with at least two waves of data collection is necessary for my ...a longitudinal study ...some people who could not be ... See full document

... find evidence to support this, with an overall prevalence in 5 to 15 year olds of about one in a hundred in both 2004 ...Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children and the Millenium Cohort ... See full document

... arise from Caribbean pupils being over-represented within less effective or lower quality schools ...pupils from high SEC homes attend schools of lower quality than White British pupils from high SEC ... See full document

... This section of the report explores citizenship education in schools through the curriculum, school culture and links with the community. To do this it draws on data from questionnaires completed by teachers, ... See full document

... of young people with a permanent contract was noticeably higher for those sustaining employment when compared to those placed in the fragmented employment group (74% compared to ...of young ... See full document

... the young person’s education ...with young people from age 13 to 19 years, covering the crucial transition from school to ...in England but that entered young adulthood in ... See full document

... pupils from certain ethnic groups and with those attending schools in areas with high levels of ...Both young people and their parents were initially interviewed at home about a range of experiences ... See full document

... Our own analysis follows this literature, taking an instrumental variables (IV) approach (see Chapter 2 for details). The basic intuition behind this approach is that some of the parents who were exposed to the ... See full document

... our study was that smoking status was last assessed in 2006 (age 15/16), 2 years before sexual orientation was last ...that young people who begin smoking tend to continue into adult- hood 30 ... See full document

... among young people, in the simplest way, but in a way that also explains the maximum amount of variation between young ...isolation from one another in their association with perceptions of ... See full document

... encouraging young people or their families to exercise is not considered an active compon- ent of program in the current ...access from less healthy to more healthy choices in the schools ...support ... See full document

... benefited from an expert steering group, we would like to thank Miranda Wolpert, Peter Fonagy, Catherine Newsome, Lucy Heyes, Helen Duncan, Jessica Sharp, David Lockwood, Jeremy Clark, Alexandra Lazaro, and Nilum ... See full document

... Psychiatric Morbidity Survey found that anxiety disorders were more common in young women aged 16 to 24 than other age and sex groups (Stansfeld et al., 2016). Research indicates that the reasons for this higher ... See full document

... a young person from getting employment opportunities because he could not get to work early enough, and which prohibited a young person from entering any motor vehicle, thereby preventing him ... See full document

... Level 2 or 3 threshold (i.e. the measures of 5+ A*-C or equivalent, and of 2+ A-levels or equivalent) ...Level 2 and 595 hours for Level ...in England, 2013 to ... See full document