Others leave because of discipline problems or poor attitudes, he said, "and we didn't exactly beg them to stay".
Patients who had self-harmed also encountered what inspectors called poor attitudes from A&E staff towards self-inflicted injuries.
"We'll get this thing worked out," he added, promising that the Knicks would purge the roster of players with poor attitudes, who were not identified.
"We don't see the outrageous stuff so much, but there needed to be a focus on low-level disruption and poor attitudes to learning".
We don't know how much of the underperformance is due to poor attitudes to school, a lack of work ethic or weak parenting".
The chief inspector will also warn of poor discipline in the classroom, calling it "a culture of casual acceptance of low-level disruption and poor attitudes to learning.
It also identifies "poor attitudes, ineffective training and inadequate evidence gathering" and calls for an urgent overhaul by the police service of its response to domestic abuse – from the frontline up to the leadership.
There had been improvements but the response was patchy and some officers had displayed poor behaviour even in front of inspectors: "The majority [of domestic abuse victims] reported that they had at some point experienced poor attitudes from responding officers.
"He may not have a solution by nighttime, but there were calls as late as 3 a.m. to talk about what we needed to do to make things right, from missed classes to poor attitudes.
Seventeen Air Force officers assigned to launch control for nuclear-tipped Minuteman missiles were removed from their posts last month for violating safety and code protection procedures and showing poor attitudes.
He will say that "a culture of casual acceptance of low level disruption and poor attitudes to learning" exists in England - which is "a million miles away from the culture we see in some of the high performing Asian countries".
