Sentences with phrase «more equitable allocation»

For members of the Baby Boom cohort, both men and women are more likely than prior generations to have a somewhat more equitable allocation of household labor, and both men and women typically worked for pay (Pruchno, 2012).

Among other policy reforms, the report recommends that states expand Common Core standards and provide parents with enhanced school choices fueled by a more equitable allocation of resources.

As well, more equitable allocation of funds between schools increases equity in student outcomes.

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But what happens even more often is that the original structure, including a fundamentally fair and equitable equity allocation and vesting formula prevents that type of thinking from reaching critical mass.

The more equitable resource allocation to the minority party, for example, was definitely the result of the coup.

The group found 44 or more members of the 2014 Council supporting steps to strengthen committees relative to the speaker and more than three - dozen advocating greater member authority in drafting bills as well as more equitable and transparent allocation of discretionary funds to each Council district.

But they are less likely than were donors in the past to think that the solution to that problem lies solely or even primarily in spending more money or even in making the allocation of resources more equitable, which has been a common thread in work that many better - established foundations have pursued.

Gonski's key finding that fair allocation of resources to schools is the key condition of more equitable education is not actually new or revolutionary.

While money alone may not be the answer, more equitable and adequate allocation of financial inputs to schooling provides a necessary underlying condition for improving the equity and adequacy of outcomes.

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