Sentence examples for scholastic problems from inspiring English sources

The reliance on Southampton's motels has left Tuckahoe with more than its share of health, emotional, discipline, truancy and scholastic problems, Dr. Olcott said.

Siblings not exposed to smoking in pregnancy but from families where mother smoked in another pregnancy show increased attentional, behavioral, and scholastic problems (26,27).

The reliability of the HoNOSCA was lowest for scale 6 somatic problems (ICC = 0.47), scale 8 psychosomatic problems (ICC = 0.59), scale 5 scholastic problems (ICC = 0.60), and scale 12 family problems (ICC = 0.60).

But the force of this must be read in the context of Aquinas' complex theory of creation and the discussions of the problem of universals in late Scholastic philosophy (see the entry on medieval problem of universals, and Wilkins 2009, Ch. 3).

"We want to guarantee high scholastic standards, but the main problem is funding.

A problem related to scholastic failure in first year persists, and the application of the principle of equity of results, success and achievements is questioned.

Medieval scholastic philosophers had little interest in problems of epistemology, though some of them protested against the intrusion of Aristotelian rationalism into Christian philosophy and theology.

This study investigates the association between scholastic underachievement and general mental health problems in adolescence, using delay in school progression as a marker of poor scholastic performance.

In this cross-sectional study we investigated the association between scholastic achievement and current mental health problems in adolescents.

Knowledge of the outcome for this group of children is important because these subtle problems can affect later scholastic achievement and behavioral adjustment.

This downward trajectory is intensified by the problem that the psychosocial impairment associated with MDE often precipitates additional stressful events, such as job loss, scholastic failure and marital conflict or separation.