New research from Leeds reveals that inclusive secondary schools effectively prevent students from becoming "NEET" (not in education, employment, or training). Prioritizing fewer suspensions and supporting lower-achieving pupils fosters a sense of belonging that encourages every young person to stay engaged and thrive beyond Year 11.
(c) Zen Chung

L’école inclusive réduit l’abandon scolaire chez les jeunes

PHYS

Une étude de Leeds montre que les écoles secondaires inclusives empêchent efficacement les élèves de se retrouver sans formation ni emploi. En limitant les exclusions et en soutenant les élèves en difficulté, ces établissements favorisent la réussite de tous, garantissant ainsi que chaque jeune poursuive son parcours éducatif ou professionnel après la classe de seconde.

Read Full Story
← Back

Publications similaires

Les Plus Lus

Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence system that can detect patterns linked to domestic abuse years before victims seek support. By analyzing health and social data, the tool identifies warning signs that often appear long before violence escalates, allowing earlier intervention by doctors, social workers, and support services.
Une IA repère les risques de violence domestique des années plus tôt
Citizens in Veracruz are transforming donated hair into innovative nets to effectively absorb oil from the sea. This community-driven solution claims that one kilogram of hair can remove eight liters of crude oil, creating natural barriers that protect the coastline along the Gulf of Mexico while effectively supplementing conventional cleanup efforts.
Le Mexique utilise des cheveux pour nettoyer les plages de Veracruz
A creative partnership between Glasgow City Council and Butterfly Conservation is transforming urban spaces into dozens of thriving wild meadows. This two-year initiative across Scotland's largest city revitalizes local ecosystems to support butterflies and moths. By restoring natural habitats, the project invites residents to connect with and protect wildlife.
Glasgow crée des havres de fleurs sauvages pour ses papillons
Engineers at Fourth Power in the USA are transforming energy storage by using white-hot molten tin to move heat into carbon blocks. This brilliant system uses light-harvesting cells to turn heat back into electricity with record efficiency, ensuring that renewable power remains available for everyone, day or night.
La lumière incandescente devient une source d’énergie durable