Sentences with phrase «disparate outcomes»

Despite the American promise of equal educational opportunity for all students, persistent achievement gaps among more and less advantaged groups of students remain, along with the opportunity gaps that create disparate outcomes.

Apart from the competent appraisal of treatment effects themselves, the authors examined whether disparate outcomes were associated with the 2 service settings.

Strategies to Reduce Racially Disparate Outcomes in Child Welfare (PDF - 3,210 KB) Miller & Esenstad (2015) Center for the Study of Social Policy Discusses disparities in child welfare services based on race and suggests ways to remediate these issues.

Professor Steglich most recently published Disparate Outcomes: The Quest for Uniform Treatment of Immigrant Children, with Randi Mandelbaum, FAMILY COURT REVIEW (50 FAM.

Discriminatory housing practices create racial and economic segregation in communities that can lead to disparate outcomes in overall quality of life.

As we know, one of the primary positions in discussions of discrimination today is «disparate outcomes.»

These disparate outcomes are even having an impact on America's dating and marriage trends.

It shies away from, rather than confronts, the hard truths that tests reveal about our education system — the disparate outcomes, and disparate expectations of what students from different backgrounds, ethnicities, and socio - economic conditions can learn.

Deepening racial and economic resegregation in schools and universities has disparate outcomes that result in under resourced and underperforming schools, disparities in teaching quality, as well as limitations to post-secondary education and career opportunities.

The paper also describes the disparate outcomes for minority children in the child welfare system, and identifies agency challenges in finding permanent families for African - American children.

Disparate outcomes (See Disproportionality.)

Reducing Racial Disproportionality and Disparate Outcomes for Children and Families of Color in the Child Welfare System: A Breakthrough Series Collaborative (PDF - 702 KB) Casey Family Programs (2009) Discusses the challenges associated with addressing racial disproportionality and disparate outcomes, develops a framework for change, and presents strategies for reducing racial disproportionality.

Ultimately, discriminatory housing practices contribute to racial and economic segregation in communities, which can lead to disparate outcomes in individuals» overall quality of life — including health, education, and economic opportunity.