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Early school dropout lavia in greece
- 1. Early school dropout Latvia, Nitaure
- 2. Early school dropout – leaving school before receiving secondary education.
- 3. Dropout reasons Not having motivation to study Starting hired job Pregnancy and/or marriage Health status Family situation
- 4. Difficulties to study, bad grades Bad relationships with classmates, social exclusion Bad relationships with teachers
- 5. Moving to another country School closure Disillusionment with the education system.
- 6. Dropout in Latvia Dropouts mostly happen in countryside than cities 59% boys 41% girls 14% 86% Age 13-15 years old 16-19 years old
- 7. 44% 35% 11% 6% 4% Families situation Incomplete families Low-income families Large families Fosterfamilies Families with addiction problems
- 8. 36% of school leavers are unemployed 23% of school leavers do physical job 54% thinks that it was right to leave school 45% thinks that it was wrong to leave school
- 9. Dropout in our school There are school leavers, that have left studies and now take care of child or work physical job.
- 10. What does our school do to keep students from leaving studies? Offers special educational programme for children with learning disabilities Provides students with very cheap breakfast, free, warm lunch and cheap tea time
- 11. Gives a chance to attend a paid driving courses for secondary school students to get a free driving licence Pays for textbooks and activity books Offers a business education course „Be a leader!”
- 12. Offers free transport to/from school Pays for excursions and field trips Offers many hobby groups after lessons
- 13. Students’ council organizes different interesting activities, like Autumn ball Students with good marks and good accomplishments receive money prizes or some sweets
- 14. «EDUCATION is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.» Nelson Mandela
- 15. Thanks for your attention!