Large Welsh Study

Youths with a mental disorder, neurodevelopmental disorder, or self-harm more likely to be absent or excluded. 

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INTERNATIONAL FORUM

'American Educational Research Association' and 'Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development' offer a free webinar on November 29th, about schooling during a pandemic. 

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LEARNING LOSS

An article by English & Swedish scholars exmaines learning loss due to school closures during the pandemic.

ARTICLE

SCHOOL ENGAGEMENT

A US team studied school engagement (from attendance to preparation for class) for low-income students, with implications for students, practitioners, & policymakers. 

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TRUANCY DURING COVID-19

A new essay describes recessive truancy (students appear to be 'online' but not actively participating in class) as a factor affecting online teaching and learning.

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ONLINE CONFERENCE

The 2nd Nordic Conference on School Absenteeism will be held online on Wednesday 10th November 2021. Presentations are in English. 

INFORMATION

FAMILY ENGAGEMENT

A report by Donald Braman and co-authors describes efforts to encourage families to engage with community-based organizations to increase school attendance. 

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FOUNDATIONAL SUPPORTS

Attendance Works provides examples of 'foundational supports', the building blocks schools use to promote school attendance. 

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HOME SCHOOLING

Trude Havik and Jo Magne Ingul share teachers' experiences and views of home schooling for youths with attendance problems. 

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SICKNESS-RELATED ABSENCE

A new report by Esther Pijl and colleagues reveals challenges and opportunities to address sickness absence in primary schools.

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