(The article mentions student monitors, as well as people's grandparents).
Sometimes court officials were helpful, asking student monitors whether they were lost or needed help.
The court system is also a partner in the student monitoring project and has dispatched several judges to talk to the students.
Here at Garrett Park Elementary, parent volunteers took over the job of older student monitors, who usually watch the younger children as they walk the last block to school.
HOWARD GARDNER 3. The answer should reveal whether a student monitors current events and can relate them to (and distinguish them from) historical or fictional events.
A few hours later, the five Lafayette students were escorted back to the school by a delegation that included the Board of Education's superintendent of student monitoring, Ronald Woo, and Rose DePinto, then the superintendent for high schools in Brooklyn and Staten Island.
A tightening up of admittance procedures, student monitoring, supervisory training and a move away from the single supervisor system towards a "supervisory team", are all positive moves that institutions have made in recent years.
Results from educational assessments are used to support a multitude of different purposes: from student monitoring to selection, school choice, program evaluation, and so on.
In 1789, Andrew Bell invented the Madras system of education to order to instruct British colonial subjects in India; it was a disciplinary system which employed a hierarchy of student monitors and very few teachers (economical for the colonies, Bell argued).
The inclusion of categories of unprofessional behaviour is an important part of student monitoring.
Using student monitors is only one of many tactics upon which Benin's schools rely to turn around the dismal record of school attendance and completion.
