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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Alternative Provision"”.
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The assessment-related logics of practice at a South West Multi-Academy Trust
… measures. Within this educational market, alternative provision settings provide commissioning schools with opportunities to purchase placements and packages for pupils, who for a variety of reasons, are unable to engage in mainstream education. Alternative provision settings must evidence …
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"It helped me when..." A Q methodological study exploring pupil views regarding the factors that support a successful reintegration into mainstream education following permanent exclusion.
… experienced permanent exclusion and placement in alternative provision, regarding the factors that had supported their successful reintegration into mainstream education. Q methodology was employed to highlight some of the strategies that pupils may have experienced as helpful during the …
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A reflexive thematic analysis of the experiences of psychotherapy of adult men with a history of suicidality
… was a considerable influence in them seeking alternative provision in the form of private therapy or alternative medication.
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A theory-driven evaluation of an early childhood school readiness programme in an under-served area in the Western Cape Province
… and many community-based organisations resort to alternative provisions of early childhood interventions to ensure that poor children are served. This thesis investigated implementation and associated outcomes for the Family in Focus (FiF) programme. This home-based early education programme that …
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An evaluation of the Black Country in Motion: a community led intervention for the engagement of hard to reach, physically inactive communities of the Black Country
… and in some instances subsequently sought alternative provision. It is argued that this may be a result of inexperience of the volunteers in their inability to differentiate activities and intensity. Those that were engaged discussed the social bonds that were developed and reaffirmed …