With UNICEF support, DepEd and DOH developed the guidelines on the safe resumption of in-person learning. (...) Arnold Molina, principal of Disiplina Village Elementary School, also in Valenzuela City, found the DepEd’s guidelines on reopening schools very useful. (...) Some of the school administrators and personnel in Valenzuela City visited Disiplina Village Elementary School and Tagalag Elementary School to learn how the guidelines are implemented and learn good practices.
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On the following question (question 4) regarding “the extent to which the manual meets
the needs”, both compilers and users gave the highest score “very satisfactory” to the theoretical background (around 63%). (...) Compilers Users
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36% 48%
61% 60%
61% 52%
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Respondents also graded the balance between theory and practice in the CPI Manual.
(...) The guidelines should be written in simpler phrases understandable for ordinary CPI compilers, especially for those whose native language is not English.”
Language:English
Score: 1496478
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https://www.ilo.org/public/eng...u/stat/download/cpi/survey.pdf
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To become more familiar with the key challenges faced by schools, teachers, parents and children during the COVID-19 pandemic, UNICEF Montenegro’s Representative, Juan Santander, visited Savo Pejanovic Elementary School today.
UNICEF Montenegro / Duško Miljanić / 2020
Juan Santander, UNICEF Montenegro representative, talking to sixth-grade students of Savo Pejanovic Elementary School about the challenges they meet during COVID-19 pandemic, in Podgorica, in November 2020.
(...) Biljana Krivokapić, Director of Savo Pejanović Elementary School
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Biljana Krivokapić, Director of Savo Pejanović Elementary School, telling that careful planning of classes is one of the key solutions for organizing a quality, inclusive teaching process, in Podgorica, in November, 2020.
(...) Lina Lakić, a teacher in Savo Pejanović Elementary School
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Lina Lakić, a teacher in Savo Pejanović Elementary School, speaking how it is important to include every child in the educational process in the conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic, in Podgorica, in November, 2020.
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The Lemanmanu community and surrounding schools - Lemanmanu Primary and Yakobala Elementary, were selected to participate in a weeklong training on tsunami preparedness. (...) Students from Lemanmanu Primary and Yakobala Elementary Schools, following an existing evacuation route during mock Tsunami drills.
(...) He further stated that with the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, these plans needed to be reviewed and updated to incorporate COVID-safe guidelines, include wearing masks, physical distancing, and safe hygiene practices at evacuation centers.
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Preliminary research results on gender-based violence in schools
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Gender-based violence (GBV) has now been documented in elementary schools and high schools in Serbia.
69 % of elementary school students and 74 % of high school students stated that they have experienced some form of GBV since the beginning of the 2013/2014 school year.
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March 2014
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Dragutin Scekic, Director of Njegos Elementary School in Kotor speaking about the advantage of using Office 365 at the level of the entire education system in Montenegro, in October 2020.
(...) Dragutin Scekic, Director of Njegos Elementary School in Kotor
The uniform use of digital distance learning tools has made it much easier for students to follow classes.
(...) Marta Borovic, a seventh-grader at Njegos Elementary School in Kotor
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In the second case, price collectors should be given detailed and unambiguous guidelines on the local sampling procedures to be adopted. (...) These price indices are constructed as weighted averages of elementary aggregate indices. Several types of formulae can be used to average the elementary aggregate indices. (...) The UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics 10 and the ILO Guidelines concerning dissemination practices for labour statistics 11 should be respected.
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It was proposed that this chapter includes a definition of elementary aggregates. Peter Hill expressed some concern about the definition ‘elementary aggregate’. (...) Maitland-Smith will provide material from the OECD Task Force on treatment of premiums from the SNA point of view. Eurostat guidelines should also be mentioned. There is close relationship between this chapter and Ch.7 and the authors should make sure that changes in any of them are accordingly incorporated in the other. (...) References to the Eurostat guidelines on treatment of prices and bias (ES compendium) and US paper on inaccurate weights as source of bias should be made.
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