Educational achievement

A neuropsychological evaluation of 148 of the Boston cohort children at age 10 years confirmed the continued presence of the association noted at 5 years of age (Bellinger et al. 1992). The primary end points evaluated were the WISC-R and the Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement (K-TEA). 

Nokes, C. and Bundy, D.A.P. (1994) Does helminth infection affect mental processing and educational achievement Parasitology Today 10,1-18. 

The research-based approach to laboratory education achieves many educators goals for the undergraduate laboratory curriculum (Nagda et al. 1998 Wenzel 2003 Lopatto 2004 Seymour et al. 2004), such as increasing student motivation (Module author 4) and developing an interest in the topic (Student 4). CASPiE modules place the students laboratory work in the context of ongoing scientific research and, in turn, increase student motivation for the laboratory work. Students acquire hands-on laboratory skills as they carry out their experiments. 

Haber came close. He passed an initial test, demonstrating sufficient educational achievement, military aptitude, and commitment. His superior officers selected him as a candidate for election as an officer. But he was not among those elected to the club. 

In words of Kothari Commission (1966) "Evaluation is a continuous process, it forms an integral part of the total system of education, and is intimately related to educational objectives. It exercises a great influence on the pupil s study habits and teachers methods of instruction and thus helps not only to measure educational achievement but also to improve it the techniques of evaluation are means of collecting evidences about the students development in desirable directions". 

We wish Prof. Berdonosov a long and fruitful life and further scientific and educational achievements. ... 

Greater cognitive reserve, as measured by educational achievement, allowed some compensation for effects of lead on neurobehavioral... 

Mismatch between educational achievements of the operator and the task x 2... 

Health clinics and schools are used to deliver food subsidies and supplements to women and children to improve their health, educational achievement, and/or school attendance. Thus participating clinics and schools have to be equipped with adequate storage and cooking facilities to handle the additional requirements of managing the food. 

Education Education level Children reaching grade 5 of primary education Adult secondary education achievement level... 

From the point of view of the educational achievement of children and young people identified with learning difficulties and disabilities, the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted, 2006) has reported that it is the quality of provision, rather than whether it takes place in a mainstream or a special school, that really matters. However, the debate continues regarding the nature of the effects on the achievements of children and young people in mainstream schools who have not been so identified. A DfES commissioned research report on this topic encapsulates the dilemma ... 

Since the focus of the research is educational achievement and inclusion, it seems necessary to consider how these concepts are understood by those who have a role to play in the research process, including ... 

Wdiat do you think different members of this school/class/group etc. understand by educational achievement ... 

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