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Heise, Michael; Nance, Jason P. – Journal of Education Finance, 2022
In response to growing concerns over school violence, crime, and safety, schools continue to implement school crime prevention and reduction policies and programs. Aside from the increased demands on school budgets imposed by new and enhanced school safety programs, two additional factors further complicate matters. First, just as schools vary in…
Descriptors: Expenditure per Student, School Safety, Correlation, School Violence
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Earl, Lexi; Lalli, Gurpinder Singh – British Journal of Sociology of Education, 2020
Policy makers in the UK are trying to improve school meals, by focusing on eating well. This article explores the way policies are framed by academic performance and health as a reason for providing school lunches. Using Nussbaum's capability approach we argue that the purpose of schooling should be to provide young people with the ability to lead…
Descriptors: Food, Ethnography, Health Behavior, Nutrition
Katschnig, Tamara; Hastedt, Dirk – International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement, 2017
School safety is an important factor in schools. Data from the IEA's Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) indicate that perceptions of school safety are directly related to academic success. School safety seems to be particularly relevant for immigrant students, as their perceptions of safety appear to be more strongly…
Descriptors: School Safety, Immigrants, Student Attitudes, Academic Achievement
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Brown, Sheandra; Davis, Matthew D.; Hernandez, Jennifer; Ming, Miranda – Planning and Changing, 2019
In response to the nationwide phenomenon of elementary Black, male students suicide rates almost quadrupling in the last decade, this group of authors offer possible causal relationships between alarming suicide rates and school-wide anti-Blackness. Framed through a Critical Race Theoretical lens, this article pulls from anti-Blackness research,…
Descriptors: Suicide, African American Students, At Risk Students, Males
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Hyndman, Brendon; Benson, Amanda; Telford, Amanda – American Journal of Play, 2016
Because children spend so much of their time in schools, their playgrounds offer a good setting for promoting active play in young lives. Teachers, instead of considering active play a taxing demand on their busy day, have begun to develop an informal curriculum for it. The authors review the research on children's active play and explores its…
Descriptors: Play, Playgrounds, Informal Education, Physical Environment
Mirazchiyski, Plamen; Klemencic, Eva – International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement, 2014
This policy brief presents evidence demonstrating a positive association between parental involvement in school activities and student performance in the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) 2011. This association, which was evident in most of the 54 education systems analyzed, indicates that students enrolled in schools with…
Descriptors: Parent Participation, International Assessment, Reading Tests, Foreign Countries
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Vera, Elizabeth M.; Israel, Marla Susman; Coyle, Laura; Cross, Joanna; Knight-Lynn, Laura; Moallem, Isabel; Bartucci, Gina; Goldberger, Nancy – School Community Journal, 2012
The purpose of the current investigation was to examine the relationships among a range of specific barriers and facilitators of parent involvement and a variety of types of school involvement within a diverse group of immigrant parents of English Learners (ELs) in four elementary school districts. In-home types of educational involvement such as…
Descriptors: Disabilities, Educational Background, Second Language Learning, School Policy
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Lee, Talisha; Cornell, Dewey; Gregory, Anne; Fan, Xitao – Education and Treatment of Children, 2011
This study examined the association between school suspension rates and dropout rates in a statewide sample of 289 Virginia public high schools. The contribution of suspension rates on dropout rates was examined for both Black and White students, after controlling for school demographics (school racial composition, percentage of students eligible…
Descriptors: High School Students, Suspension, Student Attitudes, Dropout Rate
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Trainor, Sarah; Delfabbro, Paul; Anderson, Sarah; Winefield, Anthony – Journal of Adolescence, 2010
We examined the validity of the reported link between well-being and leisure participation in adolescents. Nine hundred and forty-seven, Year 10 students from 19 schools in Adelaide, South Australia, were recruited. Participants completed a questionnaire concerning participation in social, non-social and unstructured leisure activities as well as…
Descriptors: Leisure Time, Personality, Foreign Countries, Psychology
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Leatherdale, Scott T. – Health Education Research, 2010
The objective is to examine school-level program and policy characteristics and student-level behavioural characteristics associated with being overweight. Multilevel logistic regression analysis were used to examine the school- and student-level characteristics associated with the odds of a student being overweight among 1264 Grade 5-8 students…
Descriptors: Obesity, Physical Activities, Student Characteristics, School Policy
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James, Mary; McCormick, Robert – Teaching and Teacher Education: An International Journal of Research and Studies, 2009
School pupils learning how to learn (LHTL), aimed at helping them develop learning autonomy, requires teachers to develop new classroom practices. Hence teachers LHTL is equally important. The TLRP "Learning How to Learn in Classrooms, Schools and Networks" project researched how practices were developed by teachers in 40 primary and…
Descriptors: Learning Strategies, Foreign Countries, Teacher Attitudes, School Policy
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Crede, Marcus; Roch, Sylvia G.; Kieszczynka, Urszula M. – Review of Educational Research, 2010
A meta-analysis of the relationship between class attendance in college and college grades reveals that attendance has strong relationships with both class grades (k = 69, N = 21,195, p = 0.44) and GPA (k = 33, N = 9,243, p = 0.41). These relationships make class attendance a better predictor of college grades than any other known predictor of…
Descriptors: Study Habits, Grade Point Average, Attendance Patterns, Meta Analysis
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Mooij, Ton – Research Papers in Education, 2011
Socially problematic and violent behaviour of pupils in and around schools is undesirable from pedagogical, social and societal perspectives. The motives underlying violence between different social actors in school may help explain and improve this behaviour. The aim is to investigate the relationship patterns between characteristics of secondary…
Descriptors: Educational Attainment, Sexual Orientation, Foreign Countries, Social Discrimination
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Medina, Jose; Riconscente, Michelle M. – Journal of Education, 2005
The relationship between school accountability policies and school quality is studied based on information that shows that these policies don't use government policies in education.
Descriptors: Accountability, Educational Policy, School Policy, Educational Quality
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Mannan, Md. Abdul – Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education and Educational Planning, 2007
This study explores the compensatory relationship between academic and social integration, and also assesses the differences of group specific academic and social integration in a small university in the Pacific as perceived by the students. In order to reduce attrition through developing a relevant retention policy, a comprehensive group specific…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Student Attrition, Academic Persistence, Social Integration
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