Sentence examples for on educational performance from inspiring English sources

Schleicher, who is in charge of the international Pisa tests that compare educational performance around the globe, was asked about the impact of selection on educational performance internationally, in light of the British government's plans to increase grammar schools.

According to the OECD, a rich-country think-tank, socio-economic background has a greater impact on educational performance in France than in most other countries.Second, teaching methods will be based not on rote-learning but on self-learning.

New York has the most effective school-choice system of any of the nation's largest school districts, allowing students and parents the most freedom and providing them with the most relevant information on educational performance, according to a new Brookings Institution report scheduled for publication online Wednesday.

Rising Inequality, Schools and Children's Life Chances," offers clear evidence that programs that increase income for families living in or close to poverty, like the earned-income tax credit, have positive effects on educational performance, as do programs that reduce economic segregation.

Our results show that both features have independent negative effects on educational performance of comparable migrant children.

She called on society to look at the effects of poverty on educational performance, saying: "These effects are real, they are present and they are dangerous".

"There are gaps on every single measure of educational performance," he said.

Figure 1 illustrates this interaction: the influence of parental education on the educational performance of migrants is weaker in highly and moderately differentiated education systems than in comprehensive systems.

Parenting styles are on one side largely influenced by the social origin of the parents and on the other side have an impact on the educational performance of the children: they are mediating variables explaining social reproduction.

France lags in 25th place on "The Learning Curve", faring badly both on criteria that test what is learned and on overall educational performance.

This study examines the influence of three important aspects of educational systems on the educational performance of migrant children.