In Great Neck, where foreign language instruction doesn't begin until sixth grade, the parent-teacher council president, Pam Fogel, said there is a definite interest within the community in starting instruction earlier, but that "it's been difficult finding a viable program within the time frame" of the school day.
This resulted in a rigid school "mobile" in which the models were individually positioned to mimic the angles and spacing taken from a representative video frame of the school of Japanese marine sticklebacks that was videotaped for the observation of group schooling behavior (see previous section).
Moreover, sustaining gains in wellbeing necessitates the recognition of transformation within the dominant developmental framing of the school system in which the pathways of a recognised successful becoming are indeed pre-scripted.
School support officers will tailor the dose of the menu audit and feedback process based on: the time frame of the schools menu changes, the responsiveness of canteen manager to contacts and menu changes, and the need for subsequent menu changes.
When Johnny is framed for the slaughter of the school pets, he is drawn into the underbelly of the school's social hierarchy as he seeks the real killer to clear his name (after all, he knows it's not him … doesn't he?).
Not during a specific time frame, like the end of the school marking period".
More significantly, he added 35 pound of muscle to his frame in the school's weight training program, which was an amenity his high school lacked.
Even the bathroom window "frames the school to the south that has a kind of Gothic architecture," Mr. Mason said.
Schools were sampled systematically from the school sampling frame, with probabilities proportional to a measure of the school size, which was a function of the estimated number of PISA-eligible 15-year-old students enrolled in the school.
It was a trait that attracted the attention of the school bully, who taunted him over his skinny frame.
