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Showing 1 to 20 of 1079 for “"primary school"”.
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Accountable parental involvement in primary school
… into accountable parental involvement in primary schools From the literature study it became clear that there are many areas and possibilities for parents to become formally and informally involved in the schooling of their primary school children. Formal involvement of parents in school …
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Nutrient intakes of primary school children
… 2004 Hull City Council introduced free healthy school meals for all primary and special school pupils (approximately 20,500 children from 71 primary schools and 6 special schools) in an attempt to reduce health and education inequalities. The meals were prepared to meet the Caroline Walker Trust …
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Occupational awareness of Singapore primary school children
… of career guidance programmes in Singapore schools had tended to predominantly focus on secondary pupils. The lack of proactive career guidance programmes for the primary school had been due to the misguided belief that children in the primary school still have an extremely long way to go …
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Primary school educators' attitudes towards inclusive education
… learners. This study examined the attitudes of primary school educators towards inclusive education, particularly the inclusion of mentally challenged learners. The study was specifically investigated the attitudes of primary school educators towards the inclusion of mentally challenged learners …
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Online discourse in a primary school setting
… has laid down the expectation that by 2010 all schools should have some form of virtual learning environment. Although the use of online learning is now common place within many higher education establishments, the uptake of such technology within schools is arguably poor, more so in the primary …
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Re-imagining primary school children’s citizenship participation
… children’s social realities as citizens at primary school. I recognise children as agentic social actors and as such their lived experience constitutes the central aspect of analysis. The questions which guide this research are: 1. How do younger children ‘do’ citizenship within their peer …
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Estimating future primary school enrolments for Nepal
… The literacy rate, enrolment ratio, pupil-school ratio and pupil-teacher ratio have been analysed by sex and region. Nepalese education is characterised by sex and areal differentials in enrolment, literacy rate and by a high dropout rate, particularly when pupils are promoted from grade …
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Estimating future primary school enrolments for Nepal
… The literacy rate, enrolment ratio, pupil-school ratio and pupil-teacher ratio have been analysed by sex and region. Nepalese education is characterised by sex and areal differentials in enrolment, literacy rate and by a high dropout rate, particularly when pupils are promoted from grade …
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The Public Primary School Teachers’ Perceptions on Inclusive Education. The case study of selected Public Primary School in Moshi Municipality
… this study sought to investigate on the Public primary school teachers perceptions on inclusive education in Kilimanjaro municipality, Tanzania. The specific objectives of the study were, to explore the perceptions of teachers on inclusive education, to assess the practice of Inclusive Education …
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The impact of technology on primary school teachers
… introduction of interactive whiteboards in all schools and the publication of the National Curriculum Framework. The aim of this study was to explore the impact that technology is having on the professional lives of primary school teachers. It aimed to see how teachers are reaching personally …
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Educators' perceptions of discipline in senior primary school
… educators' perceptions of discipline in senior primary schools. From the literature study it became clear that discipline cannot be considered as an object or event in itself but that it has to be seen in terms of factors in and outside the school, and that its maintenance is essentia! for …
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The role of continuous assessment in primary school
… into the role of continuous assessment in the primary school. From the literature study it became clear that the role of continuous assessment, as formative assessment is to inform educators and learners about a learner's progress in orderto improve learning. The information obtained by …
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Bullying in a primary school : a case study
Bullying has become a significant issue for schools and one that has attracted the media spotlight. It has also received considerable attention from the research community since the late 1980s following the tradition established through the work of many Scandinavian researchers. Much of the …
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Supporting Primary School Programming Education through Formative Feedback
… computer science aspects in their everyday life. Primary school education aims at empowering children to participate in and reflect on their environment. Therefore, computer science related contents such as programming are increasingly introduced into primary school curricula. However, this also …
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Sex role stereotypes in Greek primary school textbooks
… the way in which the two sexes are presented in school textbooks. The incentive for pursuing my research was my own experience of using school textbooks and the observation of everyday reality. Until the present time research in Greece regarding the image of the two sexes has been limited to the …
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Assessing the creative abilities of primary school children
… viable methods of assessing the creativity of primary school children. Teachers were asked to identify children whom they thought were creative. Two hundred and seventy nine children were assessed subsequently with the Test for Creative Thinking - Drawing Production - TCT-DP (Urban & Jellen …
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Primary school teachers' views of mathematics teaching and learning
This study was designed to investigate primary school teachers' views of mathematics teaching and learning, and to examine the implications of these views for professional development.
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