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VIEWS ON SCHOOL LEARNING AND SUPPORT FOR THE SCHOOL

Dans le document SAIP 2004: Science III (Page 158-174)

Principals were asked a number of questions about their views on factors influencing student learning, the state of staff morale, and support for the school. Chart P-26 shows that more than 60% of schools in most jurisdictions agree that a student’s home environment has a major influence on achievement.

The range of student abilities is reported as a limit on capacity to provide instruction in chart P-27.

About half of the schools in most jurisdictions agreed with this, with 93% of Northwest Territories schools reporting significantly higher incidence than others.

Support both within and without the school is reported in charts P-28 to P-30. More than 90% of all schools report high staff morale. Strong school spirit is also reported in more than 70% of schools in all jurisdictions except Nova Scotia francophone. The vital element of community support is reported by about 90% of schools except Quebec francophone, where 58% of these schools agree that the school is supported in the community.

100 Percentage of Schools

Rural/small Medium/large

BC

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

Percentage located in rural/small town or medium/large city

38 30 27 31 51 54 31 57 39 4 5 16 22 0 8 0 0 39 40 36

35 59 67 64 43 27 57 29 39 66 87 78 67 85 91 100 100 45 45 45

Percentage of schools with more than 500 or fewer than 100 students

More than 500 Less than 100

YT

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

100 Percentage of Schools

CHART

100

Percentage of Schools

Public schools Separate schools

BC

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

Private schools

Percentage of public, separate, and private schools within a school board or district

QC(F)

Percentage reporting that parents serve on committees on matters of finance and administration

Percentage of Schools BC

100 Percentage of Schools

10% or more

Percentage with 10% or more of students with first language other than the language of the school

100

Percentage with 25% or more of students with learning problems needing special attention

Percentage of Schools

25% or more

100

Percentage with 25% or more of students from single-parent families

Percentage of Schools

25% or more

Percentage with 10% or more of students who have health or nutrition problems that inhibit learning

Percentage of Schools BC

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

16-year-olds

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

100 Percentage of Schools

CHART

P-9

Percentage with an average class size of 25 students or more

CHART 16-year-olds 72

13-year-olds

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

100 Percentage of Schools

CHART

P-10

Percentage reporting that science courses for 13-year-olds and 16-year-olds are organized on a semester basis

CHART

100

Percentage reporting teachers responsible for specific subjects as the most common pattern of teaching assignment for teaching 16-year-olds

Percentage of Schools

Teachers responsible for specific subjects

BC

Percentage reporting teachers responsible for specific subjects as the most common pattern of teaching assignment for teaching 13-year-olds

Percentage of Schools BC

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

Percentage in which science is taught mainly by specialized subject teachers

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

100 Percentage of Schools

CHART

Percentage of schools reporting that their school’s instruction is limited by the community conditions

Percentage of Schools

Somewhat or a lot BC

100 80

60 40

20 CHART

P-15

0

Percentage reporting that their school’s capacity to provide instruction is limited by the lack of parental support for the school

Percentage of Schools

Somewhat or a lot BC

MB(E) SK AB

MB(F) ON(E) ON(F) QC(E) QC(F) NB(E) NB(F) NS(E) NS(F) PE NL

YT NT

CAN(F) CAN(E) CAN

YT 50 NT 63 NL 19 PE

5 NS(F)

22 NS(E)

20 NB(F)

33 NB(E)

26 QC(F) f45 QC(E)

30 ON(F)

32 ON(E)

21 MB(F)

24 MB(E)

17 SK 19 AB 19 BC 19

CAN(F) 41 CAN(E)

20 CAN

23

100 80

60 40

20 CHART

P-16

0

Percentage reporting that a shortage or an inadequacy of teachers specialized in science affects the school’s capacity to provide instruction

Percentage of Schools BC

MB(E) SK AB

MB(F) ON(E) ON(F) QC(E) QC(F) NB(E) NB(F) NS(E) NS(F) PE NL

YT NT

CAN(F) CAN(E) CAN

100

Percentage reporting that their school’s instruction is limited by shortage or inadequacy of special-purpose space

Percentage of Schools

Somewhat or a lot BC

Percentage reporting that their school’s instruction is limited by shortage or inadequacy of instructional materials

Percentage of Schools

Somewhat or a lot BC

100

Percentage reporting that their school’s instruction is limited by shortage or inadequacy of budget for supplies

Percentage of Schools

Somewhat or a lot BC

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

100 Percentage of Schools

CHART

P-20

Percentage reporting two or more distinct streams or ability groupings for science students

CHART

16-year-olds

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

100 Percentage of Schools

CHART

P-21

Percentage reporting three or more different science courses available to 13-year-olds and 16-year-olds

CHART

Percentage reporting that their school does NOT provide remedial teaching in science

Percentage of Schools

No remedial teaching BC

100 80

60 40

20 CHART

P-23

0

Percentage reporting that their school provides remedial teaching in science, such as students given extra help outside of regular school hours

Percentage of Schools

Yes

BC

MB(E) SK AB

MB(F) ON(E) ON(F) QC(E) QC(F) NB(E) NB(F) NS(E) NS(F) PE NL

YT NT

CAN(F) CAN(E) CAN

YT 42 NT 41 NL 57 PE 61 NS(F)

56 NS(E)

65 NB(F)

25 NB(E)

61 QC(F) f55 QC(E)

59 ON(F)

26 ON(E)

61 MB(F)

24 MB(E)

51 SK 57 AB 65 BC 74

CAN(F) 47 CAN(E)

62 CAN

60

100 80

60 40

20 CHART

P-24

0

Percentage reporting their school provides remedial teaching in science, such as peer tutoring during regular science classes or after school

Percentage of Schools BC

MB(E) SK AB

MB(F) ON(E) ON(F) QC(E) QC(F) NB(E) NB(F) NS(E) NS(F) PE NL

YT NT

CAN(F) CAN(E) CAN

100

Percentage reporting that their school does NOT provide enrichment programs in science for gifted students

Percentage of Schools

No

Percentage reporting that there are limits to what a school can accomplish because a student’s home environment has a major influence on achievement

Percentage of Schools

Yes

100

Percentage reporting that their school’s capacity to provide instruction is limited by the range of student abilities

Percentage of Schools

Somewhat or a lot BC

Percentage of schools that agree or strongly agree that staff morale is high in their school

Percentage of Schools BC

BC CAN CAN(E)CAN(F)

100

Percentage of schools that agree or strongly agree that there is a strong school spirit in their school

Percentage of Schools

Agree or strongly agree BC

Percentage of schools that agree or strongly agree that their school is supported by the community

Percentage of Schools

Agree or strongly agree BC

Dans le document SAIP 2004: Science III (Page 158-174)