The financing of low-cost, non-state schools in Africa by Hinton, PF

“…</p> <p>Research in seven African cities, involved listing state and non-state schools in low-income communities in order to establish the extent of low-cost schools. 1,390 schools were surveyed to identify factors contributing to the shortfall in state provision and shortfall in finance. …”

The impact of outsourcing on state school systems: the case of the academies programme in England by Martindale, N

“…This thesis investigates the consequences of outsourcing the running of state schools to private providers, focusing on the Academies programme in England. …”

Conceptualizing religion and spirituality in secular schools: a qualitative study of Alberta schooling by McKinnon, M

Subjects: “…Spirituality in state school education…”

The influence of teachers' backgrounds and educational experiences on attitudes to state school students' applications to elite universities, such as the University of Oxford by Rolley, H

“…Previous studies have focused on students’ social backgrounds and different practices found in independent and state schools. Focussing on the University of Oxford, this study is a detailed quantitative exploration of the influence teacher backgrounds, beliefs and knowledge has on support offered to students. 109 teachers from state secondary schools with existing outreach links to the University completed an online cross sectional anonymous quantitative survey. …”

Challenges to meritocracy? A study of the social mechanisms in student selection and attainment at the University of Oxford by Zimdars, A

“…With the exception of the state school effect, the admissions privilege advantages already privileged strata of society.…”

Challenges to meritocracy? A study of the social mechanisms in student selection and attainment at the University of Oxford by Zimdars, A

“…With the exception of the state school effect, the admissions privilege advantages already privileged strata of society. …”

PENGARUH AKUNTABILITAS TERHADAP KINERJA SEKOLAH DENGAN MOTIVASI LAYANAN PUBLIK DAN KOMITMEN ORGANISASI SEBAGAI VARIABEL INTERVENING PADA SEKOLAH LUAR BIASA NEGERI DI PROVINSI DAERA... by , Risma Wira Bharata, , Prof. Dr. Indra Bastian, MBA.

“…This research was a quantitative research method based on questionnaires of 191 respondents of Special Needs State School employees who are in the province of Yogyakarta. …”

'Free Schools': the role of Conservative and Liberal political thought in shaping the policy by Hilton, A

“…By the time of the 2015 general election, there were 4,674 newly-sponsored or converter academies and 252 'Free Schools', representing 64% of secondary school students (47% of all state school students), and 51% of secondary schools (32% of all state schools). …”

PERAN EFIKASI DIRI DAN DUKUNGAN TEMAN SEBAYA TERHADAP SCHOOL WELL-BEING PADA SISWA SMP NEGERI DI KOTA YOGYAKARTA by , EKA OKTAVIANA, , Prof. Dr. Amitya Kumara, MS.

“…School well-being taken from the student's perspective can be a breakthrough development of school evaluation in meeting the basic needs of students that includes four dimensions, namely: having (state school), loving (social relations), being (selffulfillment) and health (health status). …”

EQUITABLE TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT EDUCATION ACTIVITIES by , Juhri Iwan Agriawan, , Ir. Heru Sutomo, M. Sc. (Eng)., Ph.D

“…The availability of school according to school quality and type (Islamic/Christian/State school) is seen as benefit while the time travel is seen as disutility/cost. …”

Child agency and economic circumstances: how does family economic status affect child agency in Kyrgyzstan's post-Soviet culture of transition? by Rasulova, ST

“…I sampled 40 children (aged 12 and 16) from a state school in an underprivileged area and a prestigious private school (used as economic dividers) to study the complexity of child agency and structure in their daily lives. …”

International new arrivals in an English secondary mathematics classroom: an exploration of their learning experience and the impact of using a home language pedagogy of translangu... by Varathan, S

“…<p>This is a practitioner research study into the learning experience of International New Arrival students who also have English as an additional language at a secondary state school in North-West of England.</p> <br> <p>Firstly, the study sought to understand INA students through a literature review and learn the aids and barriers to INA students’ positive learning experience in maths, specifically at Queensway High School (pseudonym). …”

Holistic education: its philosophical underpinnings and practical application by Hansen, UJ

“…</p> <p>The study concludes with an examination of the challenges involved in implementing holistic principles and practices in a state school through a case study of an English secondary school which has been adopting a holistic model. …”

Choice and social segregation in education by Braswell, S

“…In the resulting 'quasi market' for education, state school admissions authorities can no longer deny most expressed parental preferences, and the majority of state educational funding follows pupils to the secondary schools that they attend. …”

The impact of the communicative classroom: communicative teaching methods and their impact on key stage 3 learners’ self-efficacy and motivation in the modern foreign language prod... by Carr, H

“…<p>In response to concerns around student engagement with productive tasks in Modern Foreign Languages (MFL), this investigation looks into the impact of three communicative teaching methods on the motivation and self-efficacy of Year 8 learners of French in an inner-city state school. The research aims to identify inclusive teaching methods to enhance engagement in the productive skills. …”

Language teachers' professional learning: in search of impact by Molway, L

“…During Year 1, data tracking the PL priorities, experiences, well-being and self-efficacy of 57 MFL teachers clustered in 14 state school languages departments were collected via four iterations of an online questionnaire. …”

Is this the right room for an argument? The effects of an internet-based argumentation intervention on aspects of self-regulated learning and critical thinking in young adolescents by Milburn-Curtis, C, Coral Milburn-Curtis

“…</em> Designed by the researcher as a University of Oxford outreach course, it was provided, for the purposes of this study, to a group (N = 617) of eleven and twelve year old state-school students in England. Based upon self-regulated learning (SRL) and critical thinking (CT) research literature, the intervention comprised four elements which have been linked to progress in both SRL and CT: dialogic argumentation, written counterargumentation, self-reflection in a learning journal and critical thinking tests.…”

A comparative study of teachers’ professional identities in state and private primary schools in China by Liu, H

“…From February to August 2016, I visited four schools (two state schools and two private) to conduct interviews with 16 teachers and 4 school managers in Nanqi. …”

Ethnic school segregation in England: measurement, change and prediction by Mitchell, PM

“…Schools have been a focal point for these discussions, and the government is now committed to ensuring state schools become places where students create “relationships with others from different ethnic... groups” (HM Government, 2018a, p. 26). …”

Early language learning within a Greek regional context by Giannikas, Christina Nicole

“…The first part of my study provides an exploratory research, which has been pursued in both state schools and frodistiria in a specific Greek region. …”
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