Sentence examples for behaviour at school and from inspiring English sources

As with Barber and Delfabbro [ 47] they found a difference between young people placed in care for behavioural problems (such as delinquency or seriously disruptive behaviour at school) and those placed for other reasons (such as a history of abuse, neglect or mentally unstable parents).

Their teachers noticed better behaviour at school and parents experienced happier family times at home.

Not only that, but these specially trained dogs could improve behaviour at school and lead to better academic performance, a recent study has found.

We rated general behaviour at school and home using psychometric validated instruments.

Parents reported that their child with epilepsy was negatively affected by stigma, behaviour at school, and memory/concentration problems.

I worked with one young man for two years and he completely changed his behaviour, engaging at school and addressing his criminal actions.

In addition to family stress and problems, disturbed social behaviour, problems at school and at work and the attendant impaired quality of life, numerous significant long-term pathological developmental defects are known [ 6, 7].

As other studies showed (Willerman [1979]; Plomin [1990]), results here show that what a child knows and how he or she behaves are measures of children's behaviour at school entry and can serve as indicators of how well families prepare children for school.

Using the SMQ subscale scores, measuring speaking behaviour at school, at home and in public, respectively, they all showed significant increases over time (p < 0.001, statistics not shown).

Social services were in the background, mostly due to Shy's disruptive behaviour and erratic attendance at school, and whenever their questions got close to the truth, the family moved (they moved back up north for precisely this reason).

The results from the first cohort to complete Fips (699 families) have been so encouraging – with rates of truancy, exclusion and bad behaviour at school, for example, reduced from 56%to25%5% – that the government has now announced an extra £2.6m worth of funding.