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The case has helped also increase from 21%to 66%of school pupils achieving good secondary school results, assist more than 6, 200 residents into employment, 180 of

there is a high percentage of pupils in Denmark that do not finish school Dispirited and demoralised work force Students coming out of school

and tasks to the needs and capabilities of each individual pupil and by providing tailored feedback (Mooij, 1999;

which means the support of pupils with special needs be it through talent, cultural background or pysical ability.

and teach in new ways and therefore widen access to education for pupils who otherwise would have fallen behind in maths.

Moreover, individual support is provided to pupils in order to respond to special needs. If these needs are detected early

there is more chance of pupils successfully completing their schooling. 6. 1. 6. Promoting full comprehension of English as a third language With its notable presence in the spheres of economics, the new technologies and higher studies,

as well as promoting other activities that encourage the use of English by pupils and teachers both in the classroom and outside. 6. 1. 7. Introducing a new university model based on excellence

the foundation aims to develop more competent pupils and students, hopefully starting up their own business one day.

Proposal for a Directive of the European parliament and of the Council on the conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals for the purposes of research, studies, pupil exchange, remunerated

and can be converted into QALYS to demonstrate cost-effectiveness in relation to stated health preferences. 215) Value-added measures in education assess how much individual schools‘add'to the quality of pupils they take in some schools might achieve very good exam results simply because of the quality

They were limited to issues such as the timing of school sessions (half of them), changes in school governance such as the size of the governing body or pupil representation (one third),

Examples include hyper-local website Boscalicious Year 1 pupils from Collaton St mary Primary school dig up organic potatoes

So far, the feedback from both teachers and pupils regarding this RACHEL material has been encouraging,

By 2020 every pupil across Europe should have had an entrepreneurial experience before leaving secondary school. Regulatory red tape should be reduced

i e. out of the 57,000 pupils that enrolled in 2004,48, 100 sat the leaving certificate by 2010.73 The table below shows the available data on the South East counties compared to the national average. 73 The Department of education produce a final adjusted rate of 87. 7percent to take account of students that emigrated

From the time of Aristotle, before the advent of media technology, great teachers mentored their pupils using primarily oral communication.

International surveys have shown Norwegian pupils to be less proficient in reading and science subjects than those of countries we usually compare ourselves with.

Today's pupils and students are the ones who will be creating the job opportunities and values of tomorrow.

boys and girls alike, will be able to complete a full course of primary schooling 2. 1 Net enrolment ratio in primary education 2. 2 Proportion of pupils starting grade 1

50%by 2020%of pupils trained with TIC skill. Target: 75%by 2020%education facilities using OER, Web 2. 0 in education.

To be defined based on Appendix 5 Methodology%of pupils trained with TIC skill. Target: 75%by 2020%education facilities using OER, Web 2. 0 in education.

and motivated and that every pupil reaches their potential. In recent years ICT skills have become essential in the learning process, once with the development of technology and thus of e-learning products.

and the Internet in the learning process is the pupil access to these technologies. Besides the horizontal measures of improvement in the number of broadband connections, development of digital infrastructure and increase of digital inclusion, the best practices show as appropriate the direct intervention in education, an acceleration factor of digitalization

1. Education by curricular activity based on ICT This kind of education relies mainly on OER resources and Web 2. 0 on learning and evaluation based on projects and e-Portfolio of results of the pupil

and will impose an objective evaluation of pupils'performances. Responsible: Ministry of Education with support from Ministry for Information Society Developing pupils',students,

'and teachers'digital competencies Educate teachers on ICT technologies (Enabler) Due to the fast pace of updating the IT systems,

pupils and students will gain a competitive advantage that Page 71 of 170 and digital skills.

as well as an opportunity to develop digital interaction with the pupil/university students by creating, storing and sharing original content generated by them within OER.

By using Web 2. 0 tools pupils and students can prepare both complex inter/trans-disciplinary curriculum projects

%pupils/students (19%)and engineers, physicians, architects, professors and economists (15%.%The proportions are almost identical in case of users using fixed connections,

by means of governmental programmes and several other means The majority of the pupils in the urban environment have a satisfactory level of digital alphabetisation A great number of universities have already been equipped with e-learning platforms (more than 70

pupils, students, adults being in the process of continuous training, persons which are in the situation of social exclusion:

indirect indirect indirect direct indirect direct direct indirect%of pupils trained with TIC skill. indirect direct direct direct direct direct direct direct indirect direct direct%education facilities using OER,

overall Population that has used never the internet Citizens using egovernment Returning completed forms%of pupils trained with TIC skill. indirect indirect indirect direct direct direct indirect indirect indirect direct direct

or overworked secondary school pupil to connect to his/her classroom and keep up with the classes,

Feedback from both the pupil and teacher provides the developer with the necessary information to effectively

and attitudes that will help economy remain prosperous and competitive'(4). Clearly the scheme where pupils sit for hours watching a teacher speaks no longer works.

the scores of year 6 and year 8 pupils show a difference of 123 and 136 points in maths and a difference of 134 and 155 points in comprehension,

and secondary schools and the capacity of existing schools to absorb additional pupil numbers. Development Plans and Local Area Plans should have regard to the needs of existing and developing communities in relation to the reservation of lands for school building and extension projects.

For this reason, to improve The english skills of today's pupils is to train the workers of the future.

Measure 1. 2. Establihing contacts among pupils, students, and masterands persons and innovating companies in priority fields of activity This measure proposes to familiarize pupils and students with the actual technological level from innovative companies, trhough workplaced activities.

To this purpose the following types of projects are considerred: o Revitalization of the study visits organized by the classrooms of pupils

and students in enterprises and coupling them with training coursed (for example how its made...or new technologies presentations;

o The support of pupils, students, and masterands that take part to practical stages/internships i innovative enterprises from priority sectors (through bourses or other facilities).

o Supportin the Kids Club activities or other types of afterschool activitiesas well as students associations activities (through procurement of equipment, rehabilitation of buildings and spaces), to attract pupils and students

o Organizaiton for pupils, students and masterands of contests of ideas and innovative projects, in partnership with regional companies example Olimpic contest/Night of small inventors;

o Support of pupils, students and masterands to participate in competitions of ideasand innovative projects organized at national and international level (through financial stimulents.

when presenting to XII degree pupils the possibilities for study, was completed by the teacher with the following message:

where pupils can make themselves from textile materials diferent accesoires from little pources to toys, etc.

engaging pupils to discover, through play, the beauty of the field. Horizontal Priority 2: Support for the inovtive enterprises in Northeast Region Measure 2. 1:

For example, it shows that the Department of computer science at the University of Sheffield is to establish a Computer science Ambassador Scheme for 45 secondary school pupils

which will deliver short‘hands on'courses in core computer science for pupils aged 14-15,

Age disparities were detected also with high school pupils having sometimes better skills than higher education graduates. From the lack of access to digital equipment in schools and higher education institutions to the lack of access to open education resources and effective e-skills, the European commission has identified a number of priorities for the coming years through its‘Opening up Education'strategy.

And while more than 90%of pupils are likely to have internet access at school, the number drops to 45%in Croatia and Greece.

like the Professor Why initiative in Poland where pupils and students design and take their own chemistry courses.

all of the 22 pupils who took part are in full time employment. This 53 project has become sustainable through the support of the municipality, and L'oreal.

clxiii In education‘value added'measures assess how much individual schools‘add'to the quality of pupils they take in-some schools might achieve very good exam results simply because of the quality of their intake.

They were limited to issues such as the timing of school sessions (half of them), changes in school governance such as the size of the governing body or pupil representation (one third),

Examples include hyper-local website Boscalicious Year 1 pupils from Collaton St mary Primary school dig up organic potatoes

much like PISA does for secondary school pupils. Recent reports on rankings such as the report of the Assessment of University-Based Research Expert Group (AUBR Expert Group, 2009) which defined a number of principles for sustainable collection of research data,

By 2020 every pupil across Europe should have had an entrepreneurial experience before leaving secondary school. Regulatory red tape should be reduced