Sentence examples for participation school from inspiring English sources

School participation is at a higher risk relative to within-school participation; school students are more likely to cooperate than adults (i.e., university students or school teachers).

These questions were used to provide three measures of sports participation: school PE grade, the number of different sports they participated in regularly and finally the frequency of sports participation per week.

Concepts of community participation, school development planning and active learning were already discussed within the educational system, although not consistently implemented.

Ten scales were constructed for the study and were grouped under three conceptual definitions: school participation, school socio-ecological environment (see Additional file 2) and pupil health and well-being.

While future research might identify the particular mechanism at work among older students PA participation, school initiatives that seek to encourage PA among male secondary school students might consider offering daily school PE in an effort to increase enrolment in PE and participation in PA.

SD boys: 1.64 min; SD girls: 1.20 min Children in subgroups of Group I (Fig.  1) did not differ with respect to age, anthropometric data, exposure to smoking, SES, ethnicity, sports participation, school transport habits, and parental estimation of fitness level (data not shown).

In this study, we interviewed citizens in order to explore their willingness and ability to participate in public e-service development according to three user participation schools: User-Centred Design, Participatory Design and User Innovation.

The propositions contribute to practice by acting as a tentative guide for systems developers when they use user participation schools as inspiration in public e-service projects.

Gordon also points out that the easy gains of increased labor force participation, schooling or land use have been spent, while other major innovations or industries such as transport or sanitation have enjoyed only gradual improvement.

The 2002 law that codified the decentralisation declared that all Nicaraguans should have access to free primary education but at the same time, called the schools "community participation schools", thus legitimising some voluntary monetary contributions from parents [ 19].

I was educated at a low-participation school in London where the large majority of pupils received free meals, an indicator of economic disadvantage.