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- Association with peers
- Community resources
- Educational and career aspirations
- Feelings of depression
- Management practices
- Motivation and engagement
- Neighbourhood of residence
- Nutrition and physical activity
- School climate
- School performance in reading, writing and mathematics
- Self-control and social and behavioural conduct
- Self-esteem
- Student/teacher relationship
- Support for students having difficulty
- The determinants of school perseverance
- Tobacco, alcohol and drugs
- Value placed on education and parental involvement
- Work/school balance
Pedagogical practices, i.e., what is taught and how it is taught, have a major influence on school perseverance. These practices affect students’ overall interest in the subject being taught and, more broadly, their enjoyment of the learning experience. Certain factors related to teaching practices significantly promote learning, including ongoing teacher training and student-teacher relationships based on trust.
Courses of effective action
- Put in place initiatives to attract and keep competent teachers.
- Encourage a positive attitude of parents and the community toward the teaching profession, people working in schools, and in particular, the teachers of their children.
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