When interviewed by the media, pupils come across as articulate and knowledgable.
In addition, we chose to compute amplitude decorrelation rather than amplitude variance (also called speckle variance) [ 39, 40] because decorrelation is less affected by signal strength (i.e., variation due to media scattering, pupil blocking, focusing, polarization mismatch, etc).
The five-year elementary school, for pupils aged 6 to 11, was followed by the undifferentiated middle or lower secondary school (scuola media) for pupils from 11 to 14.
She added that at Forge Valley teachers refer to pornography when talking about the impact of the media on pupils' perception of their own bodies.
In 23 residents (4.88%), retinographs of at least one eye could not be analyzed, caused by media opacities, small pupil size, strabismus, nystagmus and head tremor.
When introducing a device in the clinical practice, it is important to assess its reproducibility, its diagnostic accuracy and the factors that might influence these two features, like media opacities and pupil dilation.
Another teacher drew attention to a rise in the use of social media to bully pupils.
But with losers come winners and while history, geography and modern languages are haemorrhaging pupils, media studies, psychology and religion are gaining popularity.
Half of teachers have been victims of social media abuse from pupils and their parents, the teaching union NASUWT said this week.
Sixty per cent of the 1,500 teachers who responded to the NASUWT survey reported that abusive comments had been posted about them on social media sites by pupils and parents, compared with just 21 per cent in 2014.
