Sentence examples for educational dysfunction from inspiring English sources

LOS ANGELES — As the director of high schools in the gang-infested neighborhoods of the East Side of Los Angeles, Guadalupe Paramo struggles every day with educational dysfunction.

And it treats pay as if it's the only factor in educational dysfunction; not a word is said about no-show students, uninvolved parents or other issues.

This perfect storm of educational dysfunction implodes our student debt crisis.

It never made sense to expect equal results to come from testing and competition unless educational dysfunction was due to identifiable villains, such as teachers who offered "Excuses!" and failed to demand "High Expectations!" Presumably, reformers believed that complex systems across the entire, diverse nation were being derailed by "bad teachers," protected by bad unions.

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Even before last week's riots, there was something approaching a cross-party consensus that more needed to be done to support broken families and intervene to help very young children before they drift into lives of educational under-achievement and dysfunction.

Children born extremely preterm are at high risk for intellectual disability, learning disabilities, executive dysfunction and special educational needs, but little is understood about the comorbidity of intellectual and learning disabilities in this population.

SHOULD England's 1.5m children with "special educational needs"—from dyslexia through behaviour dysfunction to severe medical conditions be educated in mainstream classrooms rather than in specialist schools?

The diagnosis of ADHD can represent family dysfunction or a poor educational system rather than an individual problem.

There was no association between discussing sexual dysfunction and patient's educational level or marital status.

Theories abound that attribute their dysfunction to post-imperial hang-ups, a lousy educational system and England's martial history.