검색어: punctuality and attendance (영어 - 타갈로그어)

theoretical lens previous studies have indicated that transport problems for students stimulate bad behaviors including sexual relationship with adults due long distance a student travel to and from school. transport accessibility may motivate not only student regularly school attendance but also punctuality and good health to learn; since motivation is generally regarded as being associated to human needs that in turn motivates learning behavior which may lead quality education. this study is
ang teoretikal na lente ang mga nakaraang pag-aaral ay nagpahiwatig na ang mga problema sa transportasyon para sa mga mag-aaral ay nagpapasigla ng masamang pag-uugali kabilang ang sekswal na pakikipag-ugnay sa mga matatanda dahil sa mahabang distansya ng paglalakbay ng mag-aaral patungo at mula sa paaralan. ang pag-access sa transportasyon ay maaaring mag-udyok hindi lamang sa regular na pagdalo ng mag-aaral kundi pati na rin sa oras at pagiging mahusay na kalusugan upang malaman; yamang ang pagganyak ay karaniwang itinuturing na nauugnay sa mga pangangailangan ng tao na sa gayon ay nag-uudyok sa pag-aaral ng pag-aaral na maaaring humantong sa kalidad ng edukasyon. ang pag-aaral na ito ay

abstract background accessible sexual, reproductive, and mental healthcare services are crucial for adolescent health and wellbeing. it has been reported that school-based healthcare (sbhc) has the potential to improve the availability of services particularly for young people who are normally underserved. locating health services in schools has the potential to reduce transport costs, increase accessibility and provide links between schools and communities. methods a systematic review of the literature was undertaken. pubmed, psychinfo, psychnet, cochrane central, and web of science were searched for english language papers published between january 1990 and march 2012 results twenty-seven studies were found which fitted the criteria, of which, all but one were from north america. only three measured adolescent sexual, reproductive, or mental health outcomes related to sbhc and none of the studies were randomized controlled trials. the remaining studies explored accessibility of services and clinic utilization or described pertinent contextual factors. conclusions there is a paucity of high quality research which evaluates sbhc and its effects on adolescent sexual, reproductive, and mental health. however, there is evidence that sbhc is popular with young people, and provides important mental and reproductive health services. services also appear to have cost benefits in terms of adolescent health and society as a whole by reducing health disparities and attendance at secondary care facilities. however, clearer definitions of what constitutes sbhc and more high quality research is urgently needed.
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