True Causes
NO
← lobby
7/7 · Tiltak · viser fasen Presisering
personer: 30 · idéer: 28
prøverunde · telles ikke
hindringer · alle med lenken · offentlig oppført · føderasjon på
vert: verten dets (forseglet)
personer: 30 · idéer: 28 · 2 grupper
Pass → · Logikk → · protokoll
↗ del dette kartet
På et annet nettsted, som levende kart:
Som bilde: https://truecauses.org/d/435cc33/map.svg
Som data: alle vurderte par i dette rommet (CSV). Hver påstand har sin egen adresse, /c/435cc33/<card>, oppført under kartet.
Kreditering når du publiserer: Causal map: True Causes, https://truecauses.org/d/435cc33
SPØRSMÅLET

Why does school attendance keep falling?

Si hva du mente. To kort slås sammen bare hvis begge forfatterne er enige.

Du ser på som gjest. Skriv inn et brukernavn for å bli med og delta.
Slå sammen duplikater
Bare for to kort som fremsetter samme påstand.
hvorfor
En sammenslåing skjer bare når begge forfatterne samtykker. Diskuter betydningen i kortets sidechat før noe slås sammen.
slått sammen "Once a pupil is behind, stayin…" → "Pupils who fall behind stop co…"
lukk ✕
Some families keep children home on days they cannot afford lunch
I mean the trend over three years, not this term.
klynge 2
også diskutert under · Innspill (1) · Sortering (1) · Kart (1)
Ingenting sagt ennå.
Attendance drops sharply after the first exclusion
Meaning the persistent absentees, not the odd day off.
Break is fifteen minutes and the queue for food is longer
The school is measured on attendance percentage, not on who is missing
I mean the trend over three years, not this term.
Uniform rules are enforced at the gate and pupils are sent home
To be precise: this is about the school's approach, not any family.
The first lesson on Monday is the most missed of the week
The first contact home is a warning, never a question
Some families keep children home on days they cannot afford lunch
I mean the trend over three years, not this term.
Sanctions escalate faster than any support does
Toilets are locked during lessons and some pupils will not risk it
Older siblings' history with the school shapes the family's attitude
Pupils say nobody would notice if they were not there
Meaning the persistent absentees, not the odd day off.
Teachers mark a late arrival the same as a full absence
Fines are issued to families who cannot pay them
I mean the trend over three years, not this term.
klynge 2diskuter
Pupils with a friend absent are more likely to be absent themselves
Pupils who fall behind stop coming rather than sit in lessons they cannot follow
A quarter of absences are medical appointments booked in school time
Nobody at school knows which pupils are young carers
klynge 1diskuter
The bus is unreliable in the mornings for the estate furthest away
A pupil's absence record follows them but the reasons do not
To be precise: this is about the school's approach, not any family.
klynge 1diskuter
Reintegration after a long absence is left to the pupil
The pastoral team lost two posts in the last budget
Cover lessons with a supply teacher are the ones pupils skip
Letters home are the same template whatever the reason for absence
Attendance officers spend the day on the phone, not in the building
I mean the trend over three years, not this term.
Parents contact the school only when the school has contacted them first
Anxiety is the reason given most, and there is a waiting list to see anyone
Form tutors have five minutes with thirty pupils
Year 9 is where the pattern starts, and nothing changes in Year 9