Examples of words used to characterize the capabilities of schools and the expectations of qualities to be imbued into students are listed below: Advance, aim, aspire, build, develop, enable, encourage, ensure, expand, facilitate, foster, implement, lead, prepare, produce, provide, strive.
Keep in mind the age group and reading capabilities of your school; even if you love Shakespeare, that doesn't mean that the rest of your elementary school will.
This shows, again, that even in a context in which they are a core element, the agency and capabilities of a school's children are not taken into account, and they are relegated to a passive role.
The present study examined associations between individual differences and comprehension capabilities of secondary school children when reading texts about science topics of varying levels of cohesion (i.e. low versus high cohesion).
We do not need perverse incentives to drive schools to put certificates ahead of capabilities, school targets ahead of individual opportunities; the need to fill places ahead of the needs of young people.
La Raquel (1778), a Neoclassical tragedy by Vicente García de la Huerta, showed the capabilities of the reformist school.
In that spirit, the Departments of Treasury and Education jointly launched the National Financial Capability Challenge, a nationwide award program aimed at increasing the financial knowledge and capability of high school-aged students.
Because of the variability in Programme strategies, and because the variability in strategy was not consciously aligned to the management capability of the schools, Programme effectiveness and impact varied greatly and it was not possible to assess Programme efficiency (addressed in Chapter 8).
The students are keen to take their plastic water bottle project beyond the collection capabilities of their 750-student school.
