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Showing 1 to 20 of 710 for “"school-level"”.

  1. The School Level Human Factor in Education Reforms

    … contributions of classroom teachers, heads of schools, members of school committees and boards and the regional and district education staffs in the conduct of educational reforms. The major findings were that active participation in conduct of reforms is a function of a Human Resource Strategy …

    ou-tanzania

  2. Retaking Summative Assessments at the High School Level

    … by 2020 all students will graduate from high school and be college and career ready. With a growing emphasis on all students being successful in the classroom, educators had to explore different methods to implement in the classroom to help all students learn the state standards. Allowing …

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  3. The School Level of Human Factor in Education Reforms

    … contributions of classroom teachers, heads of schools, members of school committees and boards and the regional and district education staffs in the conduct of educational reforms. The major findings were that active participation in conduct of reforms is a function of a Human Resource Strategy …

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  4. How More Equitable Assignment Mechanisms Can Increase School-level Segregation

    I investigate how implementing a school assignment mechanisms that gives families influence over their child’s placement can lead to an increase in school level segregation when compared to a more typical "neighborhood school" mechanism. Using data from a major U.S. school district and a …

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  5. Inclusion at the elementary school level : the effects on nondisabled students

    … a Likert-type questionnaire to 33 elementary school teachers and 61 Grade 6 students. The participants were also asked for comments in order to expand on their opinions. It was found that, overall, inclusive settings have a positive effect on nondisabled students. However, negative effects …

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  6. Self-harm in secondary schools; Prevalence, School Level Influences, and Interventions

    … not present to health care services, allowing schools to play a key role in identifying and potentially supporting young people who self-harm to access help. In this thesis, I present my research on self-harm in schools, focusing on prevalence of self-harm in schools, schools level influences, …

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  7. The nature of parent participation at the high school level: an investigation

    lethbridge

  8. Examining the Team Identification of Football Fans at the High School Level

    Although sport fandom is often stereotypically associated with negative behaviors such as poor interpersonal skills and aggressiveness, theorists have suggested that, because sport fandom provides such a social and fun atmosphere, fandom may actually be related to psychological health. ... Research …

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  9. Leaders All: Teacher-Led Participatory Action Research At The Middle School Level

    … some to leave the classroom altogether to become school administrators. There is little participatory action research conducted by classroom-based educators on teachers’ perceptions of transcending the organizational, political, and cultural barriers to their own leadership. The dearth of such …

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  10. A study of dropout characteristics and school-level effects on dropout prevention

    … of student dropouts and the characteristics of schools successful and unsuccessful in mediating dropouts. Narrative profiles were created to describe types of students and types of dropouts. Phase I consisted of three parts, each using the student as the unit of analysis. Part One examined the …

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  11. Why Are Women with Leadership Certification Not Pursuing School-Level Leadership Positions

    … positions, but they are also very beneficial to school districts as they seek to fill administrative vacancies. Based on the data, school districts are presented with ideas of how to possibly restructure leadership positions in order to make them more attractive and doable for those who also …

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  12. Understanding and Implementing a Literacy Instructional Model at the Middle School Level

    The study demonstrates the importance of researcher/teacher collaboration. The researcher's presence gave the teacher the opportunity and support necessary to expand the literacy capabilities of adolescents and to understand their views on literacy development.

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  13. SHAPING STUDENTS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE: TWO ESSAYS ON THE ROLE OF SCHOOL-LEVEL INTERVENTIONS

    … techniques to evaluate the impact of specific school-level interventions on students' academic performance in the Italian context. Education is universally acknowledged as a key determinant of human development, yielding substantial returns across economic, health, and social domains. However, …

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  14. Growth Rates of Curriculum-Based Measurement-Written Expression at the Elementary School Level

    … students in first through fifth grades within a school district. The writing probes were scored using production-dependent variables: Total Words Written (TWW), Words Spelled Correctly (WSC), and Correct Word Sequence (CWS). Data were analyzed by grade level and gender. Results are presented as …

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  15. Teaching economics at secondary school level in the Maldives: A cooperative learning model

    … approach to the study of economics at secondary school level in the Maldives is teacher-centred methods based on behaviourist views of teaching and learning. Despite considerable research on the benefits of cooperative learning in economic education at the post-secondary level, very limited …

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  16. Collaborative planning of interdisciplinary experiences : a case study at the middle school level

    This case study examined how a team of middle school teachers from different subject areas collaboratively planned interdisciplinary experiences for their students. Using fieldwork research methods, including long-term participant-observation, interviewing and document analysis, the study explored …

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