[PDF] Top 20 On Educational Outcomes in an Urban School District

... large urban districts in the United States, as they encompass approximately 25 percent of all school-age students, 25 percent of all poverty students, 30 percent of all English language learners, and nearly ... See full document

... (7) Higher overall rates of injury were found in schools with longer hours, alternative. educational programs, less experienced school[r] ... See full document

... informs educational practice, that is, “they provide educators with valuable feedback on their students’ progress and difficulties that can inform decision making and… changes in practice” ...on educational ... See full document

... Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization meeting in Paris from November 14 to December 15, 1960 at the 11th session adopted a convention in which article 5:1, a states, “The states parties to this ... See full document

... Territorial educational districts should be established either in rural areas or in urban areas ...of school and interschool educational districts in united territorial communities with ... See full document

... high school students within a ...from urban, rural, coeducational and convent schools were chosen and a student database comprising of 500 adolescent children was ...for School Students (AISS) was ... See full document

... This school district had recently successfully proposed a municipal bond referendum for close to one billion dollars to fund new school construction, several major school renovations, and over ... See full document

... and educational facilitators in regards to their cultural understanding and sensitivity have therefore being prominent in recent policy documents (SCRGSP, ...responsive school environment that fully enables ... See full document

... the District Education Office and from the head teachers of the sampled schools, and consent was obtained from ...one school at a time to complete the required data collection before moving to another ... See full document

... with school activities and events by reading letters and correspondences from the school and interacting closely with their ...the school and by communicating with the school as and when ...in ... See full document

... 1998-1999 school year in approximately 1,000 classes throughout the United ...their school-based ...home, school, and classroom settings, educational practices within the home, curriculum used ... See full document

... As a part of the research tradition on school effectiveness in a developing country, this study focusses on cognitive aspects of educational attainment in Indonesian urban state primar[r] ... See full document

... protected and secured because of the continuous love, attention and physical presence of their family. Their family helps them to adapt to the different changes in real life. Hostellers are more prone to drugs, sexual ... See full document

... respectively. So the enrolment of students decrease by 20.08% from 2001-02 to 2013- 14 in Govt. Schools of Ferozepur District. Therefore there is significant difference in the enrolment of students before and ... See full document

... on educational outcomes, greater than the effect of hearing or visual difficulties ...primary school, an effect which is not wholly medi- ated through IQ, behaviour, attention or social cogni- tion, ... See full document

... sively in the life skills group sessions were 5 to 11 times as likely to be long-term successes as those young women who did not, independent of other predictors. The life skills session[r] ... See full document

... Recognizing that racial imbalance "may be a deterrent to equal educational opportunity," 71 the Board of Education of the San Diego Unified School District in 1[r] ... See full document

... I find that growing up in a joint custody law regime leads on average to worse future outcomes for children. In particular, for individuals growing up under the joint custody law regime, the likelihood of dropping ... See full document

... and school counselors’ activities logs can show the number of counsel- ing risk factors in any given ...for school counselors to identify the important link between counseling interven- tions and academic ... See full document

... transform outcomes? Despite delayed attention to this topic and ongoing lack of clarity about the nature of processes impacting on EBIs in real contexts, the term ‘evidence-based practice’ seems to suggest that ... See full document