Sentence examples for academic exclusion from inspiring English sources

In her anxiety not to see Jason, who is black, suffer academic exclusion, she refuses to lodge a formal protest.

For instance, ADHD diagnosed at school age increases the risk for antisocial development, drug misuse, pathological aggression, and social and academic exclusion by a factor of five to ten compared to the general population [ 69- 71].

For example, school-related problems such as being bullied, social exclusion, academic stress and academic achievement have all been found to be associated with suicidal ideation [ 30- 32].

The 87 tenants of Campbell House West had refused to pay rent to University College London since May and were initially threatened with academic sanctions and exclusion from their courses.

Memory of a Young Mother As the daughter of a Brazilian father, who was a doctor, and a Japanese mother who emigrated to California from Brazil, Miranda lived in a home with an emphasis on academics, to the exclusion of athletics.

One option is that they should maintain that their worldview is more truthful than others and therefore should not be compromised (something academics call the exclusion model).

Mr Dickson believes this approach to conflicts has been a major reason behind a reduction in exclusions - there have been no permanent exclusions this academic year and only six fixed-term exclusions.

"Teachers feel like they're under huge pressures to get academic excellence to the exclusion of having much fun in the classroom.

The increased focused on academic skills to the exclusion of promoting social and emotional competence means that young children have fewer opportunities to learn how to regulate their behavior and develop critical cognitive skills.

Previously, school exclusion and academic difficulties have been implicated in suicidality in young people [ 17, 41].

"There have been no exclusions this academic year, down from a peak of approximately 15 pupils who were on fixed exclusions in 2003".