Student Absenteeism in Secondary Education, Absenteeism-Related School Practices and Recommended Policies

Önder, Emine

doi:10.15390/eb.2017.6447

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“…It would be beneficial to initiate lines of research in this area. These results are also consistent with researches that highlighted the relationship between maltreatment against students and absenteeism [9,15].…”

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“…In the academic community, absenteeism has been reported as a key risk factor for violence, injury, substance use, food insecurity, psychiatric disorders, and economic deprivation [8][9][10][11]. For this reason, educational researchers have focused on the factors that cause absenteeism, which have been studied in various contexts and at various educational levels [12][13][14][15][16].…”

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Student Absenteeism in Mathematics Lessons: Social Variables in the PGS of Namibe

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This article analyses social variables that cause student absenteeism from mathematics classes. It contrasts teachers’ perceptions with the perceptions of students undertaking their second and third levels of a Bachelor’s degree in Physics and Chemistry at the Pedagogical Graduate School (PGS) of Namibe, Angola. To perform this analysis, a Likert scale questionnaire was undertaken and descriptive and inferential statistical tests, a correlation analysis, a variance analysis, and a multivariate factorial analysis were carried out on the data. The results showed that lack of financial and emotional support from students’ families and the students’ discomfort upon moving to the educational centre were reasons behind absenteeism in mathematics lessons.

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“…In these studies, the reasons for the problem of absenteeism at various levels of education were exposed based on the opinions of stakeholders such as students, teachers, administrators, and inspectors. There are also studies evaluating the effectiveness of practices to reduce absenteeism along with the causes of absenteeism (Onder, 2017;Pehlivan, 2006). Research examining the effects of absenteeism on school management and the educational environment and processes is limited.…”

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The Problem of Student Absenteeism, Its Impact on Educational Environments, and The Evaluation of Current Policies

Akkuş

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2022

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Student absenteeism continues to be one of the most significant impediments preventing educational institutions from reaching their objectives.. This study aimed to evaluate the present status of student absenteeism, its impacts on educational environments, and the relevant policies available. The study group of the research, which was conducted in 2019, and used the basic qualitative research design, consisted of 22 participants who were teachers, administrators, experts, and inspectors working in different parts of Turkey. The data were collected through a semi-structured interview form developed by the researchers. According to the participants, absenteeism negatively affects students’ academic and social development. It damages the relationships between the student and teacher and the relationship between the school and the parents. Teachers face difficulties in classroom management due to deficiencies in learning, and schools deviate from their goals. School administrators lose time dealing with absenteeism procedures instead of engaging in educational subjects, and thus, their resources become wasted. To prevent absenteeism, intervention should be considered primarily about students at risk through an early warning system, precautions that are appropriate to the region should be taken, and collaborations with stakeholders are recommended.

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“…Another study by Önder [8] showed that the biggest reason for irregular attendance is due to students' individual psychological problems or the groups around them. The common view reached at the end of this study stressed the need for a widespread professional support to minimize or put an end to irregular attendance problem.…”

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Risk Management Strategies in School Development and the Effect of Policies on Tolerance Education

Öznacar¹

2018

Open and Equal Access for Learning in School Management

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Safety schools gain their quality of management by setting up strategies for risk management. The nature of safety schools relies on culture, management, and psychological guidance. In this respect, schools have intensified the need to concentrate on strategic planning for making school managements in quality context. The key term in quality for the school management is to focus on risk management. Risk management covers the potential pitfalls before facing threats. Therefore, strategy and policy establishment are important for managing the risks. In the first step, monitoring risks and examining opportunities and weaknesses are the major attempts to reach out quality. This research encapsulates examination of risk management in schools and current strategies and policies for the risks in the school cultures within qualitative nature. Experiences of headmasters and vice headmasters were gathered through interview. Thematic analysis was conducted to examine themes: culture of schools, strategy and policy of schools, and risk management. Research results revealed that headmasters and vice headmasters are aware of risk management. Schools are not enough to practice policies and strategies for establishing a school culture. It is seen that school culture and quality can be empowered through setting risk management and setting further policies and strategies.

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Student Absenteeism in Secondary Education, Absenteeism-Related School Practices and Recommended Policies

Cited by 7 publications

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Student Absenteeism in Mathematics Lessons: Social Variables in the PGS of Namibe

Student Absenteeism in Mathematics Lessons: Social Variables in the PGS of Namibe

The Problem of Student Absenteeism, Its Impact on Educational Environments, and The Evaluation of Current Policies

Risk Management Strategies in School Development and the Effect of Policies on Tolerance Education

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