"educational neglect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation where a child is not receiving the necessary education or support to succeed in school. This term is often used in the context of child welfare and child protection. Example: The social worker was concerned about the child's academic progress and suspected that the child was experiencing educational neglect due to the lack of support from their parents.
Furthermore, the association between maternal education and physical, emotional and educational neglect corroborates previous findings [ 29], which suggest that less educated mothers may more likely neglect their children than those with higher education.
Instead he prefers to stick with the environmental story, which is a far richer narrative, full of parental missteps, social maltreatment and educational neglect.
She said investigators would monitor his case for 60 days before making any decision about a finding of educational neglect, but said there had been no talk of removing Danny from his father's custody.
Last month, Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy announced plans to seize control of two more traditional high schools in the Bronx that have long been symbols of educational neglect.
But the stories of educational neglect in home-schooling families tugged at him, and he started occasionally helping young home-schooled women, driving them to appointments and referring them to Green for more-complex issues.
Doctors and social care professionals agree that leaving the UK will put the young children, one of whom was born with only half a brain, at significant risk of ill-treatment, educational neglect and physical, emotional and sexual abuse.
The results showed that the Cronbach's alpha coefficients of the physical, emotional, educational, supervisory neglect subscales (internal reliability) were 0.87, 0.82, 0.91 and 0.85, respectively.
But most criminals grow up on a different planet, a world of moral confusion, where the landscape is defined by poverty, abuse, neglect, educational difficulty, substance misuse and blame.
The much vaunted national strategy cannot come soon enough.It is only in the last few years that the British have woken up to the fact that decades of educational complacency and neglect have led to astonishingly high levels of illiteracy and innumeracy.
BANGKOK, 1 October 2010 - UNICEF Thailand has launched a 60-second public service announcement entitled "Some Children's Voices You Never Hear", which covers several challenges facing children, including poverty, malnutrition, lack of educational opportunities, statelessness, neglect and abuse.
A quiet child fond of music, he was sent to toughen up at boarding school and detested it, later drifting through a series of educational establishments while neglecting to acquire a degree.
