Sentence examples for effect on schools from inspiring English sources
The very act of wholesale transformation seems to have a galvanizing effect on schools.
1.27pm GMT Gove says the "NUT orthodoxy" has had a suffocating effect on schools in Wales.
Targets had had a "galvanising effect on schools and local authorities".
"We've seen that the settings of targets or lines have a substantial effect on schools' efforts to achieve outcomes with their students," Mr. Liebman said.
The unions pointed to California as an example, saying a property tax cap and broader budget woes have had a harmful effect on schools in that state.
That jells with Harrison's redevelopment plan, where the focus of residential development is on units more likely to appeal to individuals or couples than to families with children, so as not to have a major effect on schools, according to Mr. Higgins of the redevelopment agency.
Advocates point to the favourable cost-effectiveness estimates for deworming programmes, with a focus on the putative effect on schooling outcomes and productivity (Deworm the World 2012).
We provide evidence on the long-run effect on schooling of mandating kindergarten at age 5 6.
However, this effect disappears rather quickly and then begins to have a longer-term negative effect on school climate.
She said that changing this practice, which dates to 1948, would "have a disastrous effect on school districts".
