school children are are stakholders and people are tall and can be short.
parents students
Stakeholders play a big role in the educational system. They are considered as the partners in the success of the school children.
Parents are one of a schools' stakeholders, because they have an interest in the quality and kind of education the school provides to their children. Other stakeholders include teachers, administrators, students, support staff, and members of the community at large.
Internal School Suspension is when you are on the school campus physically but you cannot interact with the other students there .. you will be in a separate part of the school doing your work quietly for the whole day.
the teachers within the school may give hints to students about internal assessment so it is not learners are not challenged by the internal assessments. Learners need to be challenged by the assessments.... but as for external assessments students are expected to know everything because there is no hint..it requires students to compete...
'Stakeholders' refers to anyone who has an interest in (or is affected/influenced by) the school. This will include parents, students, teachers, cleaners, dinner ladies, governors, volunteers, Ofsted and local government to name a few.
because the kids get on the wrong sites
No, in my school district sixth grade is in intermediate school. Only seventh and eighth graders are considered to be middle school students.
Yes
Apart from teachers and students as stakeholders in curriculum implementation, other stakeholders include among others are: Parents Principals/headmasters/headmistress Government School board Inspectors Publishing house Community(mosque, church) Ministry of Education Non-Governmental Organisation(NGOs) In a nut-shell, a stakeholder is a person who in one way or the other contribute or benefit from the curriculum development and implementation.
Juilliard is a charter school. So in regards to your question, it would be considered a private school. The students have to pay tuition.
City Montessori School in Lucknow, India is considered one of the biggest schools in the world with over 55,000 students.