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    INTRODUCTION Absenteeism‚ according to Merriam- Webster dictionary means chronic absence. In the context of the school it is the habitual or intentional failure from going to school. It cannot be denied that every now and then‚ students may miss some school activities and lessons. But it becomes a problem if the student will be away from school for many days. Chronic absentee students are placed at a disadvantage both socially and academically. They miss out on critical stages of social interaction

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    of absenteeism of students are 1. Lack of Subject Interest 2. Lack of Personal Interest in studies. 3. Available opportunities for entertainment like malls‚ movie halls etc. 4. The mental capacity of a students does not matches with the the course opted. 5.Too much Pamperness from family. 6. The poor teaching skills of a teacher also keep away student from the school. 7. Lack of confidence 8. Ragging also cause absenteeism 9. Lack of allied activities also causes absenteeism like

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    Asian/Pacific Islander students in grades four and eight were the least likely to have missed three or more days of school. American Indian students were most likely to have missed three or more days of school and Hispanic‚ non-Hispanic black‚ and nonHispanic white students fell in the middle. (See Figure 1) Importance School attendance is a critical factor for school performance among youth. Studies show that higher attendance is related to higher achievement for students of all backgrounds

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    Abstract The purpose of this paper is to discuss research into the complex dynamics of motivation in students; examine the underlying assumptions‚ orientations‚ theoretical frameworks and contributing factors that may affect academic motivation such as cultural predictors‚ discrimination‚ socio-economic background‚ as well as other variables. Academic motivation can create confidence in one ’s ability‚ along with an increased value of education and desire to learn (Deci‚ Vallerand‚ Pelletier‚ &

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    Providence College DigitalCommons@Providence Social Work Student Papers Social Work 5-1-2008 The Contributing Factors to Student Absenteeism/Truancy and the Effectiveness of Social Services and Interventions Courtney Hocking Providence College‚ courtneyleigh23@comcast.net Hocking‚ Courtney‚ "The Contributing Factors to Student Absenteeism/Truancy and the Effectiveness of Social Services and Interventions" (2008). Social Work Student Papers. Paper 18. http://digitalcommons.providence.edu/socialwrk_students/18

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    JOURNAL 2 ABSENTEEISM Absenteeism is the term generally used to refer to unscheduled employee absences from the workplace. It needs to be handled with a certain measure of consideration depending upon the reasons causing it. Not showing up for work can cause serious problems when other employees have to cover for the missing worker‚ or worse‚ the work simply doesn’t get done. In fact‚ the causes of absenteeism could be used to decide the appropriate course of actions to be followed. The effects

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    Absenteeism CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF ABSENTEEISM IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT (UK) 1.0- ABSTRACT Absenteeism can happen through authorised and unauthorised absence and these can be grouped into: situational‚ personal and attendance factors. Causes: headaches‚ hang-over cold flu‚ unchallenging jobs and poor management are common causes of absenteeism and managers generally suspicious of employees ’ reasons for absenteeism. Effects: Unplanned absence is disorganising‚ frustrating and expensive for organisations

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    Causes‚ findings and recommendations on absenteeism among students One of the most annoying‚ if unavoidable experiences of teachers like me is dealing with student absenteeism. We prepare lesson plans with the objective that 100% of the class will learn from the day’s classroom activities. And it is most satisfying when all students are present on that day and the days thereafter to ensure maximum learning. Sadly‚ it is very difficult to achieve a perfect attendance among my students.No matter

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    socializing students is contingent on students attending school regularly. In recognition of the importance of regular school attendance to quality education‚ attendance becomes a priority goal (At-Risk Youth in Crisis Handbook‚ 1993). Educators have long emphasized the importance of class attendance. Only in the classroom may the student hear the teacher’s presentation‚ participate in class discussions‚ and enjoy the benefits of spontaneous interactions between the students and teacher

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    Spinal Cord InjuriesArticle Last Updated: Aug 8‚ 2006 BackgroundPatients with spinal cord injury (SCI) usually have permanent and often devastating neurologic deficits and disability. According to the National Institutes of Health‚ "among neurological disorders‚ the cost to society of automotive SCI is exceeded only by the cost of mental retardation."The goals for the emergency physician are to establish the diagnosis and initiate treatment to prevent further neurologic injury from either pathologic

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