Sentences with phrase «by boys in particular»

It has been argued that physical aggression may be used to demonstrate dominance among a new set of peers in middle school by boys in particular (Pellegrini and Bartini 2000; Pellegrini and Long 2002).

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In 2014, Shelton was tasked with setting up My Brother's Keeper, a corporate - and foundation - backed initiative launched by President Obama to address the «opportunity gaps» and «achievement gaps» faced in particular by boys and young men of coloIn 2014, Shelton was tasked with setting up My Brother's Keeper, a corporate - and foundation - backed initiative launched by President Obama to address the «opportunity gaps» and «achievement gaps» faced in particular by boys and young men of coloin particular by boys and young men of color.

A severe disappointment by any of them — and it's happened before — or the unraveling of one of the pre-IPO «unicorns» (Uber in particular, whose bad - boy CEO, Travis Kalanick, resigned under investor pressure Wednesday) could spark panic selling that would spread way beyond the friendly confines of Silicon Valley.

By focusing on formal membership in organizations such as the League of Women Voters, the Boy Scouts and the Elks, critics said, Putnam overlooked other, newer lands of civic engagement that have compensated for the decline in these particular organizations.

Much like for Chips himself, the film shows years as they begin to fly by in a blur, as new boys replace old boys, and new faces look the same as their fathers and grandfathers before them, in particular, little Colley, as played by Terry Kilburn (John Colley, Peter Colley, Peter Colley II, Peter Colley III).

Some small boys I saw in the cinema foyer afterwards were quite excited by these particular scenes, and so were the little boy in me too.

In particular, when taught by a female teacher, boys were significantly more likely to report that they did not look forward to the subject.

Schools should be aware of the need to do this for girls, in particular, who are statistically much more likely than boys to risk limiting their careers by dropping STEM subjects at an early age.

In particular, it said, that in schools run by Oasis Community Learning Trust: «Disadvantaged pupils, particularly boys, make significantly less progress than their peers nationally.&raquIn particular, it said, that in schools run by Oasis Community Learning Trust: «Disadvantaged pupils, particularly boys, make significantly less progress than their peers nationally.&raquin schools run by Oasis Community Learning Trust: «Disadvantaged pupils, particularly boys, make significantly less progress than their peers nationally.»