Search results with tag "Educational achievement"
Catholic School FACT Sheet - USCCB
www.usccb.orgCatholic Secondary Schooling on Educational Achievement."Journal of Labor Economics, 1997, 15(1, Part 1), pp. 98123; Evans, W.N.- 3 • The poorer and more at-risk a student is, the greater the relative achievement gains in Catholic
Child Poverty and Adult Success - Urban Institute
www.urban.orgeducational achievement of the persistently poor and the fact that unemployment rates have historically been higher among lower-educated groups (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis 2014). Two additional outcomes that can be a precursor to lower adult achievement are having a teen
Experiences of poverty and educational disadvantage
www.jrf.org.ukEducational achievement is strongly influenced by the attitudes of children towards learning, and these attitudes start developing from an early age. Qualitative research talking to children from different backgrounds about their attitudes and experiences suggests
Introduction The Attainment Gap
educationendowmentfoundation.org.ukbetween family income and educational achievement. We aim to: • raise the attainment of 3-18 year-olds, particularly those facing disadvantage; • develop their essential life skills; and • prepare young people for the world of work and further study. …
The designated teacher for looked-after and previously ...
assets.publishing.service.gov.uklooked-after and previously looked-after children will have a wide range of support mechanisms that will assist in promoting their educational achievement. The child’s foster carer (or residential care worker), social worker or, for previously looked-after children, parents or guardian, will have day-to-day responsibilities for the child.
Promoting the education of looked-after children and ...
assets.publishing.service.gov.uklooked-after children in maintained schools and academies; and o any other person the authority considers appropriate for promoting the educational achievement of relevant children. • Previously looked-after children are those who: o are no longer looked after by a local authority in England and Wales (as