Underachievement in Schools

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A01=Anne West
A01=Hazel Pennell
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Author_Hazel Pennell
Beech School
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DfES 2001c
DfES 2002a
DfES 2002b
DfES 2002e
educational attainment gaps
effectiveness
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Free School Meals
Free School Meals Eligibility
GCSE
GCSE Examination
GCSE Grade
GCSE Pass
gcses2
gender achievement differences
General Certificate Of Secondary Education
General Certificate Of Secondary Education
grade
high
High Grade GCSEs2
Holding
Initial Attainment
Junior School
key
Key Stage
Lea
Local Education Authorities
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Mobile Pupils
National Assessment Of Educational Progress
Percentage Points
pupil group disparities
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School Effectiveness Research
school policy analysis
social background impact
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strategies to address underachievement
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youth

Product details

  • ISBN 9780415241311
  • Weight: 630g
  • Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
  • Publication Date: 03 Jul 2003
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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There is greater pressure for schools to meet certain levels of pupil achievement now more than ever before. Teachers and policy-makers are looking for ways to ensure pupils are not underachieving, and to do this must have some understanding of the causes of underachievement.

This timely book examines different levels of achievement of pupil groups and the reasons behind them. The authors highlight ways in which schools and policy-makers might improve achievement through changes in policy and practice. Some of the topics considered are:

* What is underachievement?
* Social background and achievement
* School structures and achievement
* Schools raising attainment

Underachievement in Schools will be a valuable resource for anyone involved with school policy as well as teachers and those training to teach.

Anne West is Professor of Educational Policy in the Department of Social Policy at the London School of Economics and is also Director of the Centre for Educational Research. Hazel Pennell is a Research Fellow based in the Centre for Educational Research at the London School of Economics.

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