[PDF] Top 20 Disengagement from education among 14-16 year olds

... ‘disengaged from school not education’ have followed their original intentions and continued with full time education in Year 12 (95 per cent and 85 per cent ...particularly among the ... See full document

... to education practitioners. Disengage- ment from school amongst 14 - 16 year olds has become a recurrent phenomenon, thus identifying and implementing timely interventions to ... See full document

... The parents were a self-selecting group who agreed to be interviewed via approaches made through the schools. In the case of two schools, focus groups of parents were organised, in one case to supplement telephone ... See full document

... further education colleges (in areas with school sixth forms) and a range of specialist colleges (for example, agricultural colleges, art and design ...groups, from young adults to senior citizens, studying ... See full document

... 47. The statistics published in this SFR are regarded as the Department for Education’s (DfE) most definitive estimates of both post-16 participation in education and young people not in education, ... See full document

... 2.39 A range of organisations were involved in recruitment with Connexions accounting for 31% of all organisations with main responsibility. Careers services made up the next largest share with 18%; closely followed by ... See full document

... Of course, it is possible to devise experimental designs that are not randomised controlled trials, but that still have high evidential value. For example, an alternative to randomisation is to purposively match members ... See full document

... inferred from the available data, previous analysis of the extent of discontinuation among the first cohort of IFP participants 15 showed that location of study did not appear to be related to ... See full document

... of Year 10 students embarked on their programme in 2002 and this was followed by a second cohort in 2003, which is the focus of this ...and 14-19 provision have continued to develop, the range of vocational ... See full document

... of Year 11 what they intended to do, but over 60 per cent of those who subsequently achieved high level GCSE scores had decided by that ...in education upon their educational ...full-time education ... See full document

... style from the ...Further Education College from the teacher/pupil relationship that students were likely to have experienced in school, where teachers are rarely referred to by their first names and ... See full document

... Blake, S., & Frances, G. (2004). Promoting children and young people’s participation through the National Healthy School Standard. London: Health Development Agency. Bryderup, I. M., & Frørup, A. K. (2011). ... See full document

... with education start on part-time provision until they find a course that inspires them and may spend part of their week doing other things such as voluntary work or ... See full document

... study from Level 1 through to Level 3 and above in a particular ...route from their courses into employment and on this basis, changed their programme to offer a more realistic insight into the types of ... See full document

... The area represented by the dotted square in the diagram in Figure 1 is the area in which this research is situated. One key theme appearing through the e-safety literature is that engagement with peer groups is a key ... See full document

... literacy education. The examples on which the report is focused come from the BushNet project in northern Queensland, a series of linked websites between rural ...and education; to suggest that we ... See full document

... strategic decisions about implementing organisational practices to plan for the change in policy were made at different times throughout the sector. No clear relationship between teaching quality and pass rates can be ... See full document

... ranged from unintentional behaviour involving distraction or forgetting to look for traffic ...‘cross from between parked cars when there is a safer place to cross near by’ - ...departures from safe ... See full document

... The Youth Engagement Service is a prevention service and criminal justice agency that works with young people at risk of offending and with young people who have offended. The YES works with young people up to the age of ... See full document

... 5.6 The majority of young people who were involved in the programme reported that they derived some benefit. The type and depth of benefit is in many ways intensely personal and responses to open questions reveal some ... See full document