The phrase "attendance monitored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where tracking or overseeing attendance is relevant, such as in schools, workplaces, or events.
Example: "In our online classes, attendance monitored is essential to ensure that all students are participating actively."
Alternatives: "attendance tracked" or "attendance recorded".
Palmeira added: "This might seem like a stunt but it is a reality for many international students who have their attendance monitored and live under the threat of deportation if they don't find work".
Over the past few years international students have faced repeated attacks on their ability to study and work in the UK – as well as paying increasingly astronomical fees, they are required to register at police stations, carry biometric ID and to have their attendance monitored constantly by their institution and the UKBA.
Local Level Participation in the Management of Primary Schools in Bangladesh: This study identified the following strengths and weaknesses of school catchment area mapping and school planning: Strengths of School Catchment Area Mapping: - Provides useful information: gives school personnel information about where students are so that they may be enrolled and their attendance monitored.
From the attendance monitored at sessions at school and self reports to document meditations at home, which included 240 possible school and home meditation sessions, a determination of average compliance of the TM group for twice daily practice was calculated as 71.6%.
"We do attendance monitoring, but many universities don't," Gillies says.
Mr. Levy said he had begun taking steps during the current school year to improve attendance monitoring and determine who was chronically absent and why.
It's one of many measures that negatively affect international students – including attendance monitoring, proposed landlord checks for migrants and credibility interviews.
The city also employs attendance monitors, but the report said they were stretched thin — 392 people tracking nearly 200,000 students with serious attendance problems — and struggled to cover broad swaths of the city from centralized offices.
At P.S. 153 in Harlem, 109 out of 392 students are missing, said the principal, Jeffrey Litt, although attendance monitors had rounded up 56 children in one day by visiting their homes.
The cause of their dissatisfaction is a stringent attendance monitoring system imposed by many universities, which requires them to sign in, up to three times a week, at their university office.
"We have been clear with the Home Office that attendance monitoring should not impact on students' experience at university nor detract from the UK as a welcoming destination for international students," she said.
