Appropriate policies can both drive or hinder school change and development (De Freitas & Oliver 2005).
While many would argue over whether academy status helps or hinders schools, Miss Cassady says the freedom of being an academy and the support she has received from the sponsor has made her job easier.
Although budget cuts are hindering schools across the nation, one Alabama school is an example of what can be done with limited means and community support.
But he said he did not believe there were problems with health and safety at the school, or that squeezes on the council's education budget were hindering school renovation projects.
Early marriage hinders schooling In Aminata's case, an uncle offered to assist her family with the education of any two of the children; her parents selected their two elder sons.
Opponents, including Mr. Gore, argue that vouchers would drain necessary resources from public schools, hinder public school reform and hurt the majority of poor students who would remain in public school.
In terms of the effect of remittances, research continues to find instances in which remittances have no significant effect on schooling (Bargain and Boutin 2015; Nepal 2016; Pilarova and Kandakov 2017), or even where they might hinder child schooling, as households discount the value of education needed to thrive abroad (Davis and Brazil 2016).
In an interview published on the eve of the Wenzhou tragedy, Zhao told a magazine in southern China that his university president had discouraged him from criticizing high-speed rail development because it might hinder the school's ability to secure research grants.
On the other hand, teachers' own cultural values about early development and learning might also hinder reform in schools, even if they have relatively high academic and professional qualifications.
Federal policy should support, not hinder, teachers and schools in their work of educating all kids to high standards.
