In this blog we just want to remind that the root cause of students' drop-out lies in their unfulfilled psychological needs. They don't see school as a secure place, in which they would feel appreciated.
Every school can build their capacity to reduce drop-out and prevent early school leaving. Robert Reasoner developed a useful framework, which can remind us on different perspectives when thinking about early school leaving. In developing tools and activities to prevent early school leaving we will be successful, if we address all the psychological needs (Reasoner's framework):
Psychological needs and participative learning methods are at heart of our Erasmus+ course on preventing early school leaving. Check the course programme and apply to build your school capacity for working with students at risk of dropping out.
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8/11/2021 03:47:23 pm
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12/22/2021 12:17:49 pm
Thanks for pointing out that every school can build its capacity to reduce drop-out and prevent early school leaving. I will consider this for sure since I want to find a child care center for my 3-year old son. He is too playful, and it is important for me to ensure that he would be given enough attention while I am away. Thanks for sharing this.
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2/2/2022 09:23:58 am
Hello erasmuspluscourses,
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