Sentence examples for perceived school from inspiring English sources
Recent research from the Chartered Management Institute CMII) revealed that 90% of public sector managers feel that young people are less employable than their counterparts 10 years ago, and 73% perceived school leavers' management and commercial skills as poor or very poor.
Results show three main modes of perceived school violence on ethnic grounds.
We assessed the ability of commonly investigated SCT variables and perceived school environment variables to predict PA among elementary students.
It further examines the mediation of creative self-efficacy and the moderated mediation of perceived school support for creativity.
The study aims to investigate the effects of students' perceived school support for creativity and creative self-efficacy on their individual creativity.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of a multicomponent school-based physical activity intervention on adolescent active school transport (AST) and three intermediate outcomes: perceived school route safety, parent support and attitude towards bicycling.
Finally, they perceived schools as promoters of healthcare services, with one participant from Ecuador saying, 'Education in sexual health and the promotion of medical services is essential at all schools in the area' (Ecuador 2).
By perceiving school as a safe and welcoming environment, her emotional safety and social relations were enhanced making school meaningful to her.
That is, if students perceive school and curricular content as "useful" towards their future career pathways, then they are also much more likely to do the very thing school personnel want from them (e.g. study).
On the opposite, students living with a CC from lower socio economic status (SES) families tend to miss school classes more frequently (Meng et al. 2012) and are at higher risk of perceiving school work and demands as "heavy" (Mazur and Małkowska-Szkutnik 2010).
It appears that the school has failed to interest children because they perceive school activities as alien to their everyday environment.
