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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Attitude toward school"”.
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The Relationship Between Social Integration, Attitude Toward School and Absenteeism
… between social integration, absenteeism, and attitude toward school at Frontier Junior High in Moses Lake, Washington.</p>
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An analysis of the effect of instruction in study techniques at the high-school level upon attitude toward school and related factors
Dissertation (Ph.D.)--University of Kansas, Education, 1953.
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The effects of school attendance zone changes on high school students' attitude toward school, academic achievement, attendance, and participation in extracurricular activities
This study investigates the effect on high school students' attitude toward school, on their academic achievement, on their attendance, and on their participation in extracurricular activities when they have been forced to transfer schools because of changes in school attendance zones. Four hundred …
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A STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE TYPE OF PARENT INVOLVEMENT AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ENGAGEMENT, ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, ATTENDANCE, AND ATTITUDE TOWARD SCHOOL
… including the lives of their adolescent high school students. Governments in both Canada and the United States are even mandating parent involvement as a means to achieve increased student performance. Type of parent involvement in the lives of adolescent high school students and its …
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A STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE TYPE OF PARENT INVOLVEMENT AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ENGAGEMENT, ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, ATTENDANCE, AND ATTITUDE TOWARD SCHOOL
… including the lives of their adolescent high school students. Governments in both Canada and the United States are even mandating parent involvement as a means to achieve increased student performance. Type of parent involvement in the lives of adolescent high school students and its …
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A Descriptive Study of Attitudes and Behavior in the Public School
… discipline is the biggest problem facing public schools. Surveys indicate that the public, school administrators, and teachers feel that more needs to be done to resolve this serious issue. This study was designed to provide a self-contained classroom, for a small number of sixth grade students …
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The influence of teacher knowledge of the personality charcteristics and educational implications of the field-independent/field-dependent cognitive style on the self-esteem and attitude toward school of slow-learning children
… cognitive style, self-esteem, and attitude toward school in slow-learning third grade children and to determine if teacher knowledge of the personality characteristics and educational implications of this cognitive style would influence the self-esteem and attitude toward school of …
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Head Start Four and Five Year Old Children’s Attitudes Toward School as They are Related to Achievement
… between 4 and 5 year old children’s attitude toward school, their classroom teacher’s perception of their attitude toward school, length of time in school, sex, or a composite of these with their achievement on the Pre-School Attainment Record. A random sample of 55 Head Start …
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The multiple dimensions of negative attitudes toward school among students in an urban high school environment
… study was to identify the sources of negative attitudes in a high school environment through interviews and journal writing as a basis for qualitative data. A sample of convenience was chosen that included six students with varied characteristics of interest for the study. Students were asked …
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An Analysis of Configurations in a Nongraded Elementary School in Northeast Tennessee.
… in a selected nongraded elementary school located in East Tennessee. Student attitude toward school, gender and socioeconomic status were also analyzed.</p> <p>The causal-comparative quantitative approach, along with convenience sampling, was the foundation for this study. Academic …
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Effects Of First Grade Non-Promotion On The Achievement And Attitude Of Students At The Third Grade Level
… for students not experiencing success in school. However, due to poor design, studies do not clearly support promotion or non-promotion. This study attempts to match non-promoted first grade students with promoted peers with respect to IQ and age and compare their achievement and attitude …
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Identifying social, cultural, and pedagogical factors that contribute to minority students' low academic achievement
… The sample size was approximately 106 elementary school students from Oak Valley Elementary School in Deptford, New Jersey. The data analysis method assessed students' and parents' beliefs as to the cause of poor academic motivation and performance in relation to the academic achievement gap. The …
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A Study to Determine Teachers' Opinions Toward School-Age Child Care
… to determine the opinions of elementary teachers toward the effects of school-age child care. The data was gathered by use of a questionnaire designed by the researcher. Elementary teachers were surveyed to determine their opinions of the effects of school-age child care on achievement, …
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Student perceptions of school uniforms: a comparative study of students participated in school uniforms and those who did not
The institution of mandatory school uniforms into public schools has been met with resistance despite research suggesting that a uniform policy can be a useful tool in improving a school's behavioral climate. The attitudes and perceptions held by students who may or may not have participated in a …
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Communications Between Parents and School Personnel in the Newton Elementary Schools
… that takes place between parents of elementary school children and the teachers and school administration of the Newton, Iowa, Community Schools. Procedures. Two separate surveys were made by mailed opinionnaires. One study group consisted of 12.5 percent of the parents with a child in grades …
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A Research Utilization Project: Implementation of an Evidence-Based Behavioral Treatment for Students At-Risk of Dropout at Richland Northeast High School
<p>High school dropout has profound and costly implications for individuals and for society. Failing to graduate from high school has an impact on future earnings, participation in risky behaviors, including criminal activity, and health outcomes. There is a substantial need for utilization of …
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THE EFFECT OF MULTIAGE GROUPING ON THE SELF-ESTEEM OF STUDENTS
… individual child in the classroom.</p> <p> Some schools are adopting different grouping models and are grouping children based on ability or achievement rather than age. These grouping models need to be examined to learn if they provide a better alternative to grouping and allow for greater …
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The Affective Consequences of Grade Retention.
… retention on students’ subsequent elementary school experience. The participants were kindergarten through eighth grade students from a county in a rural area in Northeast Tennessee who had been retained for at least one year. A total of 36 students participated in the study, along with …
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The Efficacy Of Group Counseling Interventions Employing Short-Term Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy In Altering The Beliefs, Attitudes, And Behaviors Of At-Risk Adolescents
… in changing their beliefs, altering their attitude toward school, and moderating behaviors that are problematic in an educational setting. Forty-eight subjects were included in this study from an alternative evening high school setting and were assessed in the initial stage of treatment …
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Factors associated with fear of failure in schools
… significant differences exist within different schools between pupils classified according to form membership for certain personality variables,<br/>educational achievement, reasoning, attitude towards school and fear of failure.<br/><br/>(2) whether significant differences exist between the …
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