… This means that while the SEM tested variables in a temporal sequence, no cause and
effect can be determined, and it is possible that the study's reported mediation effects might be …

… school with a different teacher. Or predict the fraction of a classroom attending college at age
20 given the fraction attending … attending college for a classroom in the same school with a …

… of temporal sequences early in development, but leave open the question of the capacity to
learn spatial sequences. … based on when the infant was attending to the projection screen. …

… Within the framework of this empirical literature—that is, in examining how missing or
attending school can signal a range of academic outcomes—this study presents results on when …

… This article analyses My School data for Very Remote Aboriginal schools, showing how the
RSAS school attendance results compare with similar non-RSAS schools. We question why …

… either staying at home or attending to work. This … all-school closure. We are interested in
the effectiveness of the combined intervention as well as the impact of the temporal sequence of …

… attendance. The mean of all three dimensions decreased over time. The decline for attendance
… For instance, in early adolescence, attendance predicted religious salience and in late …

… The approach describes attending as the behavior of internal oscillations, called attending
… internal oscillations that focus pulses of attending energy and interact in various ways to …

… This study examines the temporal relation between emergency shelter or transitional …
school-aged children. We evaluated effects of both risk indicators on school attendance and school …

… The sequences within this group largely begin at a student’s first two-year school;
attendance at that school is then combined with later enrollment at a first four-year school—however, …