Sentence examples for problems schools from inspiring English sources

From economic woes to sporting failures, from concerns about mental health and eating habits, to a rise in drug and drink problems, schools are simultaneously seen as the cause of the problem, and the key to the solution.

In the EducationGuardian supplement, Estelle Morris, the former Labour education secretary, worries that the coalition's cuts will mean that the problems schools and colleges faced this year because of a lack of university places may be repeated in the years to come.

Schools minister Nick Gibb acknowledged, in his speech to the ATL conference, the problems schools faced if children were staying up late playing computer games.

But he says that despite warnings about rising numbers of young people with mental health problems, schools still are not being encouraged enough to prevent "avoidable suffering".

It is associated with an increased risk of reading problems, school failure, delinquency and criminal behavior.

Jeff had moved here a year ago and had a longer history of emotional problems, school counselors said.

Binge drinking of alcohol increases the risk of mental health problems, school exclusion, convictions, fatal and non-fatal accidents.

School-related factors included self-reported reading and writing difficulties, bullying, disease-related school absence, educational aspirations, academic problems, school dissatisfaction, and school-related conduct.

Model 5: model 4 + adjusted for reading and writing difficulties, bullying, disease-related school absence, educational aspirations, academic problems, school dissatisfaction, and school-related conduct.

Behavioral problems, school problems, and co-morbid alcohol or drug abuse and criminality (including alcohol-related crimes) were found to be important predictors.

Liu et al. (2010) reported associations of such profiles with later-childhood outcomes: acute medical and behavior problems, school readiness, and IQ through 4.5 years of age.