In the long run, an approach that works with the students most likely to suddenly require a huge dose of the school's resources should lead to a more consistent school day.
Finally, we believe a 3-dose school-based vaccination program aimed at 12-year olds will result in greater compliance because adolescents of this age have more consistent school attendance (13, 38 – 40 ).
This may be because parents wanted to secure their participation in the study [ 75] and/or because the problem behaviour was genuinely (experienced as) more severe at home than at school, possibly because the use of symptom reducing medication is more consistent and/or effective at school [ 75, 76].
However, a more consistent barrier pertains to a school's distance from home [ 18- 20].
Business leaders say U.S. schools must become more consistent and rigorous in order to turn out graduates who can help the country compete in the global economy.
These findings also suggest that schooling is a more consistent measure of SES than household wealth and continues to be an important predictor of child cognition even after controlling for wealth.
Recently a group of parents throughout England have worked to make the school's black history lessons more consistent.
Some are more independent that others, some are more consistent than others, some have more experience in the schools than others.
In general, inclusion of geological evolution is better and more consistent than cosmology, which, if mentioned, is often left to high school.
Jeb Bush was not directly involved, but he was a vocal supporter of making tests and standards more consistent across the country, as part of his philosophy of full accountability for schools.
