Sentences with phrase «academic advantage»

Her goal was to transition the students into the next grade with a distinct academic advantage as well as socio - emotional growth.

Schools actually narrow the achievement gap; it's what affluent children get before they start school that gives them significant academic advantages over the children of the middle class and the poor, according to the research.

While kindergarten teachers commonly report that younger kids struggle their first year, research has also shown that «by third grade, there is no measurable academic advantage to delayed entry» and that «children who entered school relatively young did not appear to be disadvantaged academically in the long - run.»

Asians should be included in the data to ascertain why this group has such a great academic advantage; one reason is perhaps their tight - knit traditional family structure.

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The results of «The Academic Advantage: Gender Disparities in Patenting» are reported online in the journal PLOS ONE.

Learning two languages represents an academic advantage to any student no matter the background.»

Middle - class children do not achieve their academic advantage by writing the letters of the alphabet and counting to ten over and over.

In a new article for Education Next, Diane Schanzenbach, an education professor at Northwestern University, and Stephanie Larson, director of Rose Hall Montessori School in Wilmette, Illinois, weigh the evidence and conclude that postponing a student's entrance into kindergarten does more harm than good both academically and socially and that where there are academic advantages, they are short - lived.

Both studies find that a redshirted student is likely to perform better on standardized tests in early grades, simply by virtue of being older, but that this academic advantage disappears by high school.

Nor is there consensus that they harm students or fail to give some academic advantage in various cases.

But the academic advantages of the shorter summer break are clear.

Explicit Instruction gives struggling students an academic advantage when learning to read.

A second reanalysis of the Witte data conducted by Cecilia Rouse of Princeton University purported to show an academic advantage for Milwaukee voucher students in math but not reading.

Assertions that the sector has «fulfilled one of its core missions — equity for students — by establishing itself as a primarily urban phenomenon with significant chains of schools that are closing achievement gaps» (Lake, 2013, p. 1) are countered by claims that «charter schools, on average, don't have an academic advantage over traditional public schools, but they do have a significant risk of leading to increased segregation» (Rotberg, 2014, para 2).

UNO is giving up the academic advantages that come with a nonunion teaching staff.

As long as they continue to receive material and instruction that is appropriate for their intellectual level, they will retain any academic advantages they have over their non-gifted age mates.

Bored and disinterested gifted children are then lumped together with those hothoused children who have lost their academic advantage and educators then believe that «everything has evened out.»

The academic advantage for students with 20 or more days of attendance in a five - to - six - week voluntary summer program after the second summer translated to between 20 and 25 percent of typical annual gains in math and reading.

Still, when combined with the body of research showing the academic advantages of providing mixed - income learning environments, their stories are hopeful.

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«There are a number of career - related and academic advantages,» says Christopher Nicholls, the W. Geoff Beattie chair in corporate law and director of Western law's business law program.