Now We Are 12: School Engagement of the Growing Up in New Zealand Cohort. Snapshot 5
The New Zealand Government is committed to supporting all young people to reach their learning potential. Understanding how young people engage in school and identifying who is at risk of lowered school engagement is vital for establishing pathways that support ākonga (student/s) and ensuring equity in educational outcomes. Engaged learners are, on average, more regularly involved in school and learning activities, have a deeper sense of school connectedness, and have better achievement outcomes.
This report examines the factors associated with school engagement for 12-year-olds taking part in the Growing Up in New Zealand study and highlights four priority recommendations for policy and practice based on these findings.
The supplementary document included in this file contains information on the definitions and derivation of scores as well as additional information on the multiple regression model used in the main report.
Funding
Crown funding managed by the Ministry of Social Development
History
Publisher
Growing Up in New Zealand: University of AucklandSpatial coverage
New ZealandTemporal coverage: start
2021-09-01Temporal coverage: end
2022-10-31Data Collection Wave
DCW 12 (12-year)Usage metrics
Categories
- Education policy
- Primary education
- Secondary education
- Inclusive education
- Special education and disability
- Adolescent health
- Child and adolescent development
- Health policy
- Mental health services
- Poverty, inclusivity and wellbeing
- Gender, sexuality and education
- Learning, motivation and emotion
- Teacher and student wellbeing
- Teacher education and professional development of educators
- Health and community services