[PDF] Top 20 Chain Effects 2014 : the impact of academy chains on low income students

... each chain prior to their becoming academies are also worth ...several academy chains including Harris, Cabot, Leigh and ...of academy attainment ...the chain in terms of pupil ... See full document

... seen academy chains as best fostering professionalism, value for money and school-to- school collaboration; and hence most effective in improving the performance of previously struggling schools, and the ... See full document

... promoted academy chains (usually Multi Academy Trusts, where a school or other organisation sponsors a group of ...Until 2014, there has been very little analysis of the success or otherwise ... See full document

... many chain sponsors, despite several years in charge of their schools, continue to struggle to improve the outcomes of their most disadvantaged ...despite low attainment, are showing above average ... See full document

... of academy chains that have provided exactly the transformational outcomes that were initially anticipated by ...that academy chains are in the main providing for a disproportionately ... See full document

... select students by lottery if ...on students switching to charter schools from public schools or vice-versa, suggest small, null, or even negative effects on students’ academic ...academic ... See full document

... significant impact on post-graduation outcomes, such as ability to find work and ...that students who were more socially engaged in areas such as residence halls, cultural events, and community service ... See full document

... encouraging students to pursue STEM majors and careers becomes even more ...attract students to and retain them in STEM-related careers, states should seek opportunities to collaborate with multiple ... See full document

... The SPMT also must systematically collect and examine data on how the curriculum is being implemented, as well as data on how the Comer School Development Process is functioning and the impact it is having on the ... See full document

... It is thus high time to use existing knowledge to bridge the gaps in trauma care in low- and middle income coun- tries. The two recent papers in Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency ... See full document

... and income (Egziabher et ...the impact of contracts and marketing coopera- tives on the income of honey producing households in Tigray, Northern ... See full document

... the impact of reducing user charge on chronic condition–related outcomes (with two studies in Mexico and one in Ghana) 39 42 43 (online supplementary table ... See full document

... 5. See, for example, Jeanne Brooks-Gunn and Greg J. Duncan, “The Effects of Poverty on Children,” The Future of Children 7, no. 2 (1997): 55–71; J.D. McLeod and M.J. Shanahan, “Poverty, Parenting, and Children’s ... See full document

... impoverishment from health care payments with their associated health effects. But health markets are complex, and the price of accessing public services is only one of a set of key variables in those markets. ... See full document

... fixed effects. Without state fixed effects, we are examining how levels of immigration enforcement and public benefits availability in a state affect material hardship, including comparisons between states ... See full document

... Logistics Coordinator Specific Job Title Head of Logistics Operations Manager Operations Controller; Transport Planner Operations Assistant. University of Leeds Supply [r] ... See full document

... 32 Show that the stepping stone model (Example 11.12) is an absorbing Markov chain. Assume that you are playing a game with red and green squares, in which your fortune at any time is equal to the proportion of ... See full document

... NOCUST-ZKP: In Section VI our second construction miti- gates safety and liveness risks by requiring the operator to con- struct a non-interactive Zero Knowledge Proof (NIZKP) [16, 51], proving to the smart contract that ... See full document

... all students were unaware of the various sources of student financial support ...if students were more knowledgeable, they would not necessarily receive any help because of the increasing constraints on ... See full document

... of low-income urban, Black youth frequented corner stores at least twice per week (Dennisuk, Coutinho et ...of low-income, ethnically diverse, urban youth can help identify targets for ... See full document