Sentences with phrase «grade girls as»

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As I surveyed the sea of white platform heels, the most popular girl in our grade caught my eye, glancing down at the floor where I was self - consciously attempting to wedge my feet further under my backpack to hide my obviously uncool footwear choices.

To the extent that sexuality is not fixed, we ought set the «ideal» as heterosexuality, and not ask litttle boys and girls in 1st grade who they will marry when they grow up... a boy or a girl.

How immature of you — do you know physically a girls muscle retention up to 12 grade is the same rate as a male.

While working with Kohlberg in the early Seventies on this ground - breaking study of moral development, she noted that girls and women were consistently graded as less moral than boys and men.

Michelle turns away and grinds her teeth — how could this be happening to the girl who won the Greg Tatum Award in eighth grade as her school's most Christlike child?

This cute pink baby tub designed for girls is considered as a premium grade bath accessory.

As a child, I participated in Girl Scouts until I was «too cool» around 4th or 5th grade.

As a young girl, I was overweight, and I still remember the horror of being called an elephant by a second - grade classmate.

I was reading way above my grade level, but that didn't matter as much as a «C» on a spelling test (because girls are suppose to be GOOD at spelling!).

And as if baseball were n`t enough, Ceretto was instrumental in helping the Alsip Park District form a basketball league in fall 1989 for boys and girls in 5th grade through 8th grade.

NEW YORK (Reuters Health)- Some behaviors, such as TV watching and eating school lunches, were linked to obesity among sixth grade boys and girls in a new study, but other risk factors were gender specific.

FAFV is an inclusive, non-partisan civic engagement program designed to encourage high school girls, grades 9 - 12, to actively participate in the political process and begin to imagine themselves as candidates for elected office sometime in their future.

Though it is still early in his career, Goddard has already demonstrated a commitment to public engagement by bringing engineering to hard - to - reach audiences through initiatives such as a «Girls Learning Electrical Engineering» (GLEE), a one - week summer camp to encourage 10th - through 12th - grade girls to explore electrical engineeGirls Learning Electrical Engineering» (GLEE), a one - week summer camp to encourage 10th - through 12th - grade girls to explore electrical engineegirls to explore electrical engineering.

The science track, considered the most prestigious and difficult, attracted 40 % of the boys in the study's sample but only 17 % of the girls, even though the girls, on average, had math records as good as the boys and better overall grades.

Some 575 seventh - to tenth - grade girls from throughout New Jersey, as well as Pennsylvania and Maryland, found fun and inspiration doing myriad hands - on activities and meeting female scientists at The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory's 15th annual Young Women's Conference in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) on March 18.

As it turns out, third grade is not a great year for this girl.

First off, I fell in love when I spotted this bag... one of my first handbags as a young girl was a purple jelly log bag from Limited Too... I thought I was the coolest kid in the 3rd grade, little did I know years later that Jelly Bags would make their comeback, but in such a different way!

(Guys who, for example, write as if they failed third grade English, who send form letters to girls, who like to photograph themselves taking muscle poses in the mirror, and guys who have an affinity for emailing girls pictures of their meat - sticks.)

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Renee Zellweger stars as social worker named Emily given the case of Lilith Sullivan (Jodelle Ferland), a little girl with failing grades at school and seemingly shunned by her parents.

It quickly became a polarizing film for film critics, many embracing the Red Shoes meets Repulsion psychological portrait of neurosis and obsession in a meek, repressed young woman (Natalie Portman) who still has little girl prima ballerina dreams, others critical of the melodrama, hysteria and blunt metaphors («high - grade hokum,» as one critic called it).

What follows is a pretty typical year in the life of a high school girl, navigating her relationship with her best friend (Beanie Feldstein) and the boys she likes (Lucas Hedges and Timothee Chalamet) as she tries to improve her grades and her standing in life to escape the suffocation of her family.

Once again this spring, boys outnumber girls as National Merit Semifinalists, even though girls typically earn higher grades than boys in both high school and college, the National Center for Fair & Open Testing has charged.

And then, as early as 4th and 5th grades, you start getting the hormonal issues of attraction and sex and boys and girls being impressed with each other and so forth.

While girls do as well as or better than boys when teachers assign grades in all three subjects, they score significantly lower on both the math and

«As a young girl, Denisha struggled in school and failed third grade twice.

As little as one additional grade level may increase the income earning potential for girls up to 20 % in developing countrieAs little as one additional grade level may increase the income earning potential for girls up to 20 % in developing countrieas one additional grade level may increase the income earning potential for girls up to 20 % in developing countries.

One particular gender - specific challenge the district notes is helping older autistic girls — even as early as fourth grade — discuss their changing bodies and navigate interactions with the opposite sex.

The contrast in achievement is not a recent trait, however, with research showing that as far back as the 1950s — in the era of the O - level — girls achieved better grades.

A 2009 study of seventh and eighth grade students at 10 Boys & Girls Clubs across the country found that those attending afterschool programs skipped school fewer times, increased school effort, and gained academic confidence; moreover, the first two outcomes cited above increased as the number of days attending afterschool programs increased (Arbreton, Bradshaw, Sheldon, & Pepper, 2009).

Despite little or no difference in performance at the elementary - school level, girls assume that math is for boys as early as second grade.

It was established in 2006 as a one - to - one technology leadership magnet school for 6 - 12th grade girls.

Utah's eighth grade science scores improved between 2011 and 2015 for white, Hispanic, and American Indian students, as well as for students both eligible and not eligible for free or reduced - price lunch and for boys as well as girls, NAEP reported.

In addition, when both boys and girls had the same math achievement and similar behavior ratings, teachers underrated the skills of girls throughout the achievement distribution as early as grade 1.

Julayne Virgil is the CEO of Girls Inc. of Alameda County where she leads the investment in thousands of girls in grades K - 12 in the East Bay as they navigate gender, economic, social and racial barriers to realize their full potential and to become the strong, smart and bold leaders of tomoGirls Inc. of Alameda County where she leads the investment in thousands of girls in grades K - 12 in the East Bay as they navigate gender, economic, social and racial barriers to realize their full potential and to become the strong, smart and bold leaders of tomogirls in grades K - 12 in the East Bay as they navigate gender, economic, social and racial barriers to realize their full potential and to become the strong, smart and bold leaders of tomorrow.

Utah's eighth grade science scores improved for white, Hispanic, Asian and Pacific Islander, and American Indian students as well as for students both eligible and not eligible for free or reduced - price lunch and for boys as well as girls, NAEP reported.

The girl who was her best friend in grade school was put into a high level religious school in our area and at one time she had as bright a mind as my kid but now she is far behind.

But while the African - American girls who had been in small classes enjoyed persistent academic gains through sixth grade — three years after they had returned to regular classes — and were more likely to take college - entrance exams several years later, the gains for African - American boys tapered off dramatically in fourth grade, as soon as they returned to regular classes.

As a parent writing to President Obama explained, in a letter posted at the Washington Post blog of Valerie Strauss, «We have something very important in common: daughters in the seventh grade... Like my daughter Eva, Sasha appears to be a funny, smart, loving girl... There is, however, one important difference between them: Sasha attends private school, while Eva goes to public school... Sasha does not have to take Washington's standardized test, the D.C. CAS, which means you don't get a parent's - eye view of the annual high - stakes tests taken by most of America's children.»

Findings show that, generally, girls self - report as being more engaged than boys, White students and Asian American students are more engaged than other races across all three dimensions, students in advanced classes are more engaged, non-low-income students report more engagement, and students who begin and stay at their high school starting in the ninth grade are higher across the dimensions of engagement.

Kamille began her career in education as a Teach For America corps member teaching second grade at an all - girls charter school in Southeast, Washington, D.C..

And so what we found in that was even though girls had comparable test scores to boys and had actually higher grades, as was mentioned earlier, higher grades in math and science than boys, that teachers were more likely to rate the class as easy for the boys and as more difficult for the girls.

It's been eye - opening to me, as a parent of a two daughters and a former high school history / geography teacher, how much things change between the elementary grades and the middle and high school grades — there were so many opportunities to come in and help out if my schedule allowed (which it often didn't) and to interact with the teachers when my girls were in grade school, but this was completely cutoff by the time they entered 7th grade.

She has a B.S. in elementary education from the University of Maine at Farmington and has worked with students of all ages for almost thirty years: as a volunteer at Pine Hill Preschool in Jefferson, a teacher of third and fourth grades at Chelsea and Waldoboro elementary schools, a science teacher of fifth and sixth grade students at Kieve Science Camp for Girls, a seventh and eighth grade math and science teacher at CTL, and, for three years, a helping and kindergarten teacher at CTL.

Prior to joining NoVo, she taught 9th grade special education and worked as a community organizer with the African American Policy Forum and Girls Justice League.

From as early as preschool, boys are expelled almost five times as often as girls; for all grade levels, African American students are suspended or expelled at rates several times higher than any other group; and nonheterosexual youth experience school sanctions up to three times more often than heterosexual youth.

But he mostly sweats the smaller stuff: fear of being held back a grade if he fails an impending standardized test; a brother who seems to have abandoned him at the worst possible time; strife at home that he sees as his fault; and, most terrifying, a cute girl who actually likes him.

Thirteen - year - old Jeffrey must figure out how to live as a cancer survivor, get the girl, and graduate eighth grade.

A middle - grade adventure story where a hijabi girl gets to be the heroine is completely groundbreaking, as is a picture book intended for Latinx Muslims.