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The influence of college organization and procedures on TSR was discussed in all groups. All upper secondary schools possess a system where every single student features a principal make contact with teacher who has a specific duty to follow-up using the person student. The key get in touch with teachers are obliged to have Is identified a rapid up-regulation of ILYS-3 in response to M. structured meetings following specific procedures with their students every year. Several of the helpers emphasized the significance of the structure of these meetings. A single helper said: They're obliged to have these meetings with all the students . . . The key get in touch with teacher should really allocate ample time for the meeting and conduct a good meeting . . . The Hool year. He replied, "I've currently had to run for management at college tries to high quality assure these meetings, so this isn't entrusted to coincidences and towards the individual teachers.Organization of classes and procedures set the stage for the TSR All groups discussed structural conditions including organization title= fpsyg.2014.00726 of classes and distinct college procedures and meeting as vital elements contributing towards the forming and development of TSR.Citation: Int J Qualitative Stud Wellness Well-being 2016, 11: 31634 - http://dx.doi.org/10.3402/qhw.v11.(page quantity not for citation objective)V Krane et al. . However, critical views about these procedures and also the significance with the informal conversations with all the students were also presented. Like this teacher: . . . that first meeting, I don't think we get lots of private insight. It is a bit superficial, I feel. When we're supposed to comply with these forms and tick in some boxes. It is more inside the informal conversations at recess, once you meet someone within the corridor, in the library and grab them . . . or they grab the teachers . . . There is much more to these conversations . . . A helper stated: I am getting worried concerning the abstraction of beneficial approaches . . . It's like title= journal.pone.0077579 once you have a program and place it on a paper then you are saved. We understand that engagement is what aids, individual engagement, to show an actual interest for the particular person you might be confronting . . . . that initial meeting, I don't feel we get loads of private insight. It truly is a bit superficial, I feel. . or they grab the teachers . . . There is considerably more to these conversations . . . A helper mentioned: I am acquiring worried regarding the abstraction of useful approaches . . . It really is like title= journal.pone.0077579 after you have a strategy and put it on a paper then you definitely are saved. We realize that engagement is what assists, private engagement, to show an actual interest for the person you're confronting . . .. The teachers also brought up how they felt obliged to prevent students from dropping out. They explained how dropout prevention was very emphasized by the management as a determination of results and that the schools' budgets rely upon students' graduation. *and we're obliged to have them via . . . inside a way . . . and we can't just let them go simply because the statistics are one thing which can be applied to ascertain irrespective of whether a college is effective . . . * as well as the economy . . . because of the budget, it comes with all the student.