Sentence examples similar to category in school from inspiring English sources

The current study presents the prevalence of students' reports of physical and emotional maltreatment by school staff and examines the differences between these reports according to the students' category of involvement in school bullying (only bullies, only victims, bully-victims, and neither bullies nor victims).

In a separate analysis stratified by sex, we found that among men education was overall statistically significant (p = 0.004), but this was due to the category of "currently in school" (the incidence rate ratio: 1.88, p = 0.006).

The initiative will allow state educational agencies to learn more about these subpopulations, beyond the seven racial and ethnic categories recognized in schools.

Olympiodorus adopts the view of Iamblichus that the subject-matter (skopos) of the Categories is speech signifying things by the mediation of thoughts (Proleg. 21,101 3; in Cat. 28,25ff), which conforms with the basic interpretation of the Categories in the school of Alexandria.

In relation to categories of wellbeing in school, the model assumes that the odds ratios will be identical for each category increase in wellbeing.

"The big picture is that over the last five years, performance has gone up in all categories of school districts, in all levels of school districts," Mr. Mills said.

(Parent, school 36 - Intervention) Parental and Community engagement As typified by the quote provided in the eating in school category above, the teachers felt that greater engagement with parents was seen as an important contributor to the success of an intervention.

The only significant differences in MATE pretest or posttest scores detected among different student categories were for year in school in which seniors had significantly higher MATEPRE and MATEPOST scores than students in other years of school (Table 6).

Sampling strategy consisted in a stratified random design (stratification in four categories of school settings and seven educational levels) clustered into schools and classrooms.

While on the school board, Collins resisted GLSEN's efforts to make "sexual orientation" a protected category in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school system's nondiscrimination policy and voted against allowing the school system to amend an annual parent-student survey to include new questions about bullying, racism, homophobia, sexism and discrimination against handicapped students.

In the small-regret category: I didn't participate more in school.