Sentence examples for concern for schools from inspiring English sources
In recent years, educational disaffection has been a concern for schools in the UK and according to some figures it is on the rise (Jones [2013]).
This exploratory research clarified to the researchers how providing good educational resources is a concern for schools in all countries, but the level of challenge this presents is a fundamental aspect of schools in developing countries.
Meanwhile, conservatives like Krikorian insist it's "not a legitimate concern" for schools to talk to parents about possibly facing arrest when picking up their children.
Managing such disclosures was also identified as a potential source of concern for schools.
That means remaining employees will have far more responsibilities, a particular concern for school counselors, who have long worked to define their role as separate from that of testing coordinators.
Mobility has become a major source of concern for school systems across the country as housing costs rise, families change neighborhoods, immigrants continue to stream into American's cities and teachers leave the profession or shift schools.
"We have had serious misgivings about Ofsted for many years, driven by the testimony of teachers and their concern for school standards.
A common concern for school administrators is continuity--who will keep the garden going from year to year as staff and students change?
There has also been a definite rise in the number of 'nowhere' children aged 6-10, whish is a concern for school authorities.
'Parental support' referred to the level of positive support given to children by parents including encouragement, praise, consolation when upset, caring, listening, concern for school life, helping when needed and offering reasons when asking them to do something.
