Sentence examples for educational performance for from inspiring English sources
In general, the more girls there are at school, the higher the educational performance for everyone.
Some 70% of new jobs created over the next decade will be held by women, according to one prediction cited in a 1998 study on gender and educational performance for the schools inspectorate (Ofsted).
This study seeks to understand to what extent immigrant parents' incorporation experiences, here measured as parents' years since migration (PYSM), affect the educational performance for their second-generation immigrant children.
Indeed, the study of parenting styles and practices in immigrant families has put into question the dominant conclusion according to which authoritative parenting style is the only conducive to better educational performances for children.
Relying on the literature on educational systems, we assumed that educational systems broadly differ in their degree of differentiation, their level of standardization, and the availability of resources and that these system features are significant for the educational performance of migrant children.
But the effect of moderately differentiated education system on education performance is more positive (although not significant) than that of a comprehensive education system (16 points), and that runs partly against the first hypothesis that any differentiation in educational systems is detrimental for the educational performance of migrant children.
There is a need to investigate further the effects of mental ill-health and related stressors on absenteeism and overall educational performance in children-for example the longer term impact on achievements and socio-economic status (and the ability of children to catch up after earlier disadvantage).
Good design quality, improved educational performance and value for money go hand in hand; Mossbourne community academy clearly demonstrates how all of these can be achieved.
In the OECD's annual study of educational performance, the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), girls score better in reading in all countries even at primary level, and much better by the time they are 15.
Early childhood and early child education are an important basis for later development, educational performance, and pathways as well as for lifelong learning and well-being.
