Sentence examples for school allocation from inspiring English sources

Neither schools, parents of students, nor students attending selected schools will be blinded to the school allocation.

Subsequent to ethical approval by the AUW ethics committee in February 2010, Darfuri student lists were made available from the registrar's office, which contained contact information including year group, school allocation, class locations and course timetables.

19 Specifically, random allocation was concealed, time spent in moderate or vigorous physical activity and sedentary behaviour was objectively assessed using accelerometers, and the fieldworkers collecting outcome data from children were blind to school allocation.

However, we made every effort for the intervention to be built into normal school lessons in such a way that it did not alert children to the fact that they were in an intervention school, and the fieldworkers who collected data from the children were all blinded to school allocation.

Earlier this year Mr. Siegelman, a Democrat facing a sharp decline in tax revenue, ordered elementary and high school allocations cut 3.7percentt while cutting higher education allocations 11.1percentt.

Instead of apportioning a fixed number of staff to each school, allocations can be made in per-pupil terms.

It's just as well - 87percentnt of my unit were wounded or died.' After the military, he took his veteran's schooling allocation and moved to the East Village in Manhattan, where his brother and his brother's old college roommate were struggling actors.

To date, the only information used for school-level nonresponse adjustment in IEA studies is schools' allocation to explicit strata.

Because the researchers know the names of the four high-schools, allocation concealment was not performed.

Mr. Hughes is co-counsel to the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, which is suing New York State over school aid allocation.

Controlling for factors that determine school resource allocation like student enrollment and school location, Michigan State University's David Arsen and the University of Utah's Yongmei Ni found that charter schools spend on average $774 more per student on administration and $1,140 less on instruction than do traditional public schools.