"Life chances" refers to the opportunities and possibilities that a person has in life to achieve success and well-being. It encompasses factors such as education, job prospects, access to healthcare, social support, and quality of living conditions. It highlights the idea that not everyone starts with the same advantages, and some individuals may face more barriers or limitations in realizing their full potential.
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«Children with serious behavioral problems have the poorest
life chances of any group of young people,» the manifesto states.
I came into education to
improve life chances for children and young people and I saw education technology as a way to help this further.
Research shows that parental conflict is one the top three causes of poor
life chances for children.
Its real purpose is to help lift the educational performance of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds, so closing the shameful gap
in life chances in our country.
This means coming to terms with past policies but also current policies to ensure the mistakes of the past are never repeated and Indigenous peoples have
equal life chances.
Every parent wants the best for their child so they have equal opportunities and the same
life chances as everyone else.
It is the substance of education that ultimately creates and
changes life chances, not grade stickers from exams.
The benefits of marriage in terms of children's outcomes and
life chances seem clear.
To tackle poverty and the causes of deprivation, including family instability, addiction and debt, my government will introduce new indicators for
measuring life chances.
When I say we will tackle our deepest social problems and
extend life chances, I want there to be no no - go areas.
Marriage delayed, then, is the centerpiece of two scripts that help create two different outcomes and two
different life chances for the next generation.
Friends of the former Conservative leader say he is also planning to set up a «
life chances foundation», which will focus on improving opportunities for disadvantaged people.
Indeed, it is because of the wide income spread and
life chance differences within cohort groups, rather than between them, that British politics does not yet have an effective grey lobby.
The good news is that improving a child's
life chances need not necessarily cost huge amounts of money.
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Laws comes across as an intelligent, dedicated politician, who was motivated by a desire to
improve life chances for the poorest sections of society and committed to private enterprise and opportunity.
But how exactly do the forces of rising inequality affect the educational attainment and
life chances of low - income children?
Neither is there any evidence that grammar schools provide a route for poor, academically able children to achieve
better life chances.
The evidence of ID is in the magnitude of the extreme fine tuning that
gave life a chance.
Other recommendations from the report included launching a new social media campaign, with enhanced local news coverage, of how teachers can «
change life chances» to encourage more in.
But we have to recognise that the prison population draws mostly from the ranks of those
whose life chances were shot to pieces from the start.
«This is how we improve the learning and
life chances for all children and raise our international position in reading, writing and maths,» he said.
The benefits of marriage in terms of children's outcomes and
life chances seem clear.
To tackle poverty and the causes of deprivation, including family instability, addiction and debt, my Government will introduce new indicators for
measuring life chance.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb gave a speech at the Best in Class Summit, taking place at Sutton Trust, outlining the government's reforms to
transform life chances through education and make schools the «engines of social mobility
«Some chains continue to achieve impressive outcomes for their disadvantaged students against a range of measures, demonstrating the transformational impact
on life chances that can be made.
There's good evidence that children from less well - off backgrounds — and boys especially — are falling behind in their reading (that's why the Fatherhood Institute supports Read On.Get On, a nationwide campaign which aims to give children more
life chances by improving their reading).
Instead of talking about diminishing health inequalities they need to talk of the
increased life chances of specific people in specific communities.
Working with Wigan Athletic to improve health,
enhance life chances and create stronger, safer communities.
This is the second round of the # 80 million
Life Chances Fund and will focus on helping young people into employment by providing education and training.
«For me it's all
about life chances, it's all about understanding why, in 21st century Britain, in a city like Plymouth, we have some serious areas of deprivation,» he says.
There is a wealth of evidence to suggest that poor children face other disadvantages (Oroyemi et al., 2009) and that this can
reduce life chances in adulthood (Feinstein, 2003).
These include the Early Years Framework, Equally Well and Achieving Our Potential (all launched in 2008) which together aim to improve children's
life chances through early intervention; and Getting it Right for Every Child (2006), which aims to facilitate consistent working across services to support children.
«We've done good things as the Labour party to improve and give people
more life chances, and for instance getting more young people to university is something that will in time make this a much fairer country and a less unequal country.
«Provides the bible for how to approach the teaching of early childhood mathematics at a time when researchers and educators and the government have just woken up to the critical role of early math skills in the individual's long -
term life chances for success.»
The government should invest in early years education to ensure children are «school - ready» by the age of five, charity bosses have told MPs as ministers prepare to launch a new
life chances strategy.
you say «we don't know exactly what caused the current ratios to be what they are»; I can agree with that but we do have an idea of what they had to have been through modeling the Big Bang, yes it is theoretical but we come up with the magnitude of precision needed to give
life a chance which results in us being able to quantify the probability of these conditions formulating to support life.
Alison Garnham said: «If we are going to put a stop to the damage done by child poverty to childhoods and
life chances then we need action on both sides of the school gate.
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