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Low income pupils’ progress at secondary school

Low income pupils’ progress at secondary school

... The progress gap is largest in schools with average levels of pupil ...between low income pupils and their peers is smaller in schools where the proportions of pupils eligible for FSM ... See full document

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Pupils’ attitudes to school and music at the start of secondary school.

Pupils’ attitudes to school and music at the start of secondary school.

... with school. A particular problem with music is the low uptake of music at GCSE ...longer pupils are at school, the more likely are they to view music as being of less significance compared to ... See full document

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Cyberbullying: its nature and impact in secondary school pupils

Cyberbullying: its nature and impact in secondary school pupils

... appear low com- pared to rates for victims of traditional bullying (Whitney & Smith, 1993); and in Study Two, victims of traditional bullying were significantly more likely to tell ...at school. ... See full document

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The Manchester Color Wheel: validation in secondary school pupils

The Manchester Color Wheel: validation in secondary school pupils

... of pupils with a mood disorder and the use of the MCW instrument is a quick and simple way to identify adolescents who may benefit from further investigation, support or ...with low mood was identified and ... See full document

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Value of Spirit of Nationality among Secondary school Pupils

Value of Spirit of Nationality among Secondary school Pupils

... among secondary school ...from secondary school ...50 secondary school pupils from Guntur ...the secondary school pupils have low level of ... See full document

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The wellbeing of secondary school pupils with special educaitonal needs

The wellbeing of secondary school pupils with special educaitonal needs

... in secondary schools had ‘social, emotional and mental health’ as their primary type of need (DfE, ...of low psychological wellbeing on the ‘emotional difficulties’ ... See full document

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Pupil mobility, attainment and progress in secondary school

Pupil mobility, attainment and progress in secondary school

... of school will not necessarily result in poor attainment, the reason for the move of school will be an important mediating ...These pupils faced substantial social, cultural and linguistic ... See full document

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Pupil mobility, attainment and progress in secondary school

Pupil mobility, attainment and progress in secondary school

... of school will not necessarily result in poor attainment, the reason for the move of school will be an important mediating ...These pupils faced substantial social, cultural and linguistic ... See full document

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The primary prevention of violence in secondary school pupils in the West of Scotland

The primary prevention of violence in secondary school pupils in the West of Scotland

... 57 a positive relationship between narcissism and aggression and there was an interaction between narcissism and ego threat. This confirmed the hypothesis and indicated that individuals who scored highly in narcissism ... See full document

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The impact of housing tenure on secondary school pupils’ educational attainment

The impact of housing tenure on secondary school pupils’ educational attainment

... the school, through institutional effects, in which the resulting change in the mix of pupils in the school has an impact on how processes within the school operate, including ...education, ... See full document

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Adolescent moral judgement: A study of UK secondary school pupils

Adolescent moral judgement: A study of UK secondary school pupils

... such low scores for the honesty dilemma is that this creates for pupils a (hypothetical) pull between honesty on the one hand and loyalty to peers on the ...for pupils aged 14 and 15 and this could ... See full document

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Which incentives to increase survey response of secondary school pupils?

Which incentives to increase survey response of secondary school pupils?

... or school- level have become increasingly common in the last ...to low response rates in pupil ...the pupils themselves, but also of their ...Secondly, school directors in the UK report that ... See full document

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An Exploration of the Use of Solution Circles as an Intervention with Secondary School Pupils

An Exploration of the Use of Solution Circles as an Intervention with Secondary School Pupils

... the school staff shared that they were motivated to continue the use of the intervention in their schools, as they had been surprised by the impact of it for both the Facilitators and the young ...relatively ... See full document

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Chain effects 2018: The impact of academy chains on low-income pupils

Chain effects 2018: The impact of academy chains on low-income pupils

... post- school, as well as to access to high status educational and career ...disadvantaging pupils who need a broad and balanced curriculum and credentials that have credibility with ...disadvantaged ... See full document

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The Formation of School Peer Groups: Pupils’ Transition from Primary to Secondary School in England

The Formation of School Peer Groups: Pupils’ Transition from Primary to Secondary School in England

... the school transition flows: to what extent do poor and non-poor children go their different ways on leaving primary ...of school choice in ...English school system since the 1944 Education Act, but ... See full document

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PERCEIVING GEOGRAPHY AS A SCHOOL SUBJECT BY PUPILS OF LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL (IN THE CITIES OF SILESIAN VOIVODESHIP)

PERCEIVING GEOGRAPHY AS A SCHOOL SUBJECT BY PUPILS OF LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL (IN THE CITIES OF SILESIAN VOIVODESHIP)

... of pupils claim that geographical knowledge is useful in life, giv- ing as examples fi eld orientation and the ability to read ...the low assessment of ge- ography in the matter of usefulness in future life ... See full document

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Using Different Humanoid Robots for Science Edutainment of Secondary School Pupils

Using Different Humanoid Robots for Science Edutainment of Secondary School Pupils

... Please note that the participants of the workshop had no or at most very few previous experience with robots or robotics kits. Figures 10 and 11 show the raw data, respectively the means and standard deviations for the ... See full document

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Czech Lower Secondary School Pupils' Knowledge about Developing Countries

Czech Lower Secondary School Pupils' Knowledge about Developing Countries

... are: low income, weak human resources and low level of economic ...Children, pupils and students could learn about problems of developing countries in a way that was unknown to the previous ... See full document

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Secondary School Pupils' Relation Towards School

Secondary School Pupils' Relation Towards School

... U odnosu srednjoškolaca prema drugim uĉenicima iz razreda, rezultati hi - kvadrat testova pokazali su kako postoji statistiĉki znaĉajna povezanost izmeĊu nezavisnih [r] ... See full document

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Secondary School Pupils’ Achievements for Success in University Admissions: How a British secondary school evaluates pupils to expand their career path?

Secondary School Pupils’ Achievements for Success in University Admissions: How a British secondary school evaluates pupils to expand their career path?

... if pupils with good grades look down on pupils with bad grades, two boys answered “No,” and one boy answered “No, at least ...that pupils who do not have good grades merely do not spend time ... See full document

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