Sentences with phrase «different groups of children»

Again, I have yet to see any of you doing anything more than making contradictory emotional statements about research that was done on a completely different group of children.

Often, she has at least two or three inquiries going each day for different groups of children.

As a result, comparing the test results of charter schools with local public schools is like comparing «apples to oranges» because they often serve very different groups of children.

Not only did they find that students in public pre-K were significantly more likely to take the gifted and talented test, regardless of demographic background, but they also found that attending public pre-K may play an important role in helping to reduce test - taking disparities among different groups of children.

Researchers looked at different groups of children to see if their use of preventive dental care had increased, decreased, or plateaued from 2005 to 2010.

Willett and Singer worry that this method for measuring school and student performance reflects not how efficiently individual students learn, but what different groups of children know at a particular moment in time.

In the new paper, McClelland and her co-authors reviewed the theory and science behind a number of social emotional learning interventions in early childhood and found that while several such interventions hold promise, more research is needed to understand variations in results among different groups of children, including why some children appear to benefit more than others and whether the programs are cost effective.

As Miratrix explains, they were interested in seeing how these different groups of children performed.