Sentences with phrase «economic status continue»

Race, culture, ethnicity, language, and economic status continue to be powerful predictors of school failure.

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This could be partially due to continued economic recovery, particularly in terms of a tight labor force as we approach full employment status.

But it's difficult to isolate drug use as the cause of those problems because drug use tends to be associated with other factors like poverty, poor nutrition, poor maternal health, low socio - economic status, continuing to smoke / drink during pregnancy — and all of these are associated with poor outcomes.

«This is about taking responsibility for educating every single child, no matter what his or her race, background or economic status,» he continued.

As long as the borderlines between different tax statuses can be fuzzy and open to interpretation, we are likely to continue to see confusion and inconsistency among taxpayers and their employers, and exploitation of workers in too weak an economic position to resist entering into work arrangements that HMRC might be expected to challenge.»

Continue reading «The Government is simply perpetuating the status quo in economic policy and on Whitehall, argues Douglas Carswell MP»»

Being viewed as proficient or expert in activities other than food production — the ritual expert or shaman, for example — may buy someone status even when his economic productivity is waning, but only up to a point, Gurven continued.

The conclusion: while students made similar progress during the school year, regardless of economic status, the better - off kids held steady or continued to make progress during the summer — but disadvantaged students fell back.

Without policy change that focuses on closing affordability gaps, the status quo of inequity will continue, denying students opportunities for economic mobility and personal and professional enrichment, and...

Demographics of students and families in the United States continue to shift and pernicious achievement gaps persist for low socio - economic status (SES), African - American, Native American, and Latino students (marginalized students of color).

Segregated schools continue to disproportionately harm Black and Latino students and schools are becoming more and more segregated by race and socio - economic status every day, especially in states like California.

Continuing the chat from the previous week, this week's conversation will focus on how all - inclusive learning environments can address race, social - economic status, gender communities, mental health, and English language learners.

If the United States continues on its current path, and if China seizes the opportunity to be the leader by putting an honest price on carbon, it will probably mean second — rate economic status for the United States for most of this century.

«GE's cleanup of the upper Hudson has left hundreds of acres of sediments contaminated with PCBs at levels that will continue the river's status as America's largest Superfund site — a designation that is based on both environmental and health threats and that impedes economic revitalization of Hudson River waterfronts and communities,» added Mr. Sullivan.

The Bridging Open Work Permit enables certain economic class applicants to maintain their status and continue working in Canada while they await a final decision on their permanent residence application.

However, absent any transitional provisions, it is not obvious how the immigration status of EU citizens in the UK would or could be «converted» into one or other currently existing categories for the grant of leave to enter or remain (for any extended period), whether to (continue to) pursue economic activity in the UK or otherwise.

The hopes are high that they can continue their meteoric rise and become a staple in the economic status of the world economy for time to come.

However, Indigenous Australians continue to suffer grossly disproportionate rates of disadvantage against all measures of socio - economic status, including health (ABS, 2013; AIHW, 2011a, 2011b).

«From an Aboriginal perspective, the experience of family violence must be understood in the historical context of white settlement and colonisation and their resulting (and continuing) impacts: cultural dispossession, breakdown of community kinship systems and Aboriginal law, systemic racism and vilification, social and economic exclusion, entrenched poverty, problematic substance use, inherited grief and trauma, and loss of traditional roles and status (Aboriginal Affairs Victoria 2008).»