With these interests in mind, the report concludes with a brief discussion of the implications of supporting the community school movement for Zambia, the children, and the Government of Zambia.
There is a growing literature on school design and injury prevention, with more recent research on physical activity, obesity, and the implications of school design for the development of chronic diseases in later life (Sallis and Glanz 2006), but there is limited literature on student achievement (Sexton et al. 2000).
In fact it was Loach's take on the social implications of playing school sports that really struck a chord.
While it is of primary concern that those who stand accused should be investigated as soon as possible, if these allegations are shown to be correct, it will be important to understand the wider implications of a school culture which facilitated such abuses of trust, and afforded alleged offenders long-term protection.
The stark reality of the economic implications of quality schooling will hopefully lead all nations of the world -- both rich and poor -- to focus more on the skills that students obtain in school.
Two maps put together by research engine FindTheBest display some of the implications of New York City's school segregation.
Christine Storey, president of the Lancashire Association of School Governing Bodies, said governors were "extremely concerned" about the implications of their schools becoming academies and taken aback by the lack of contact from Gove.
He has worked for The Hill newspaper, where he reported on congressional hearings and worked with editors on stories ranging from the White House turkey pardoning to the implications of arming public school teachers.
School breakfast consumption can improve children's nutrition, but the implications of breakfast at school for children's weight remains unclear.
Rebus is after the deeper implications of the trigger-happy tragedy at school.
