Sentences with phrase «severely disadvantaged children»

Published in the journal Science on May 30, 2014, a study by Professor Heckman, UC Berkeley economist Paul Gertler, and fellow researchers at the University of Chicago, the University of the West Indies, the World Bank and the University of London finds that a high - quality early childhood intervention boosted the earnings of severely disadvantaged children...

Published in the journal Science on May 30, 2014, a study by Professor Heckman, UC Berkeley economist Paul Gertler, and fellow researchers at the University of Chicago, the University of the West Indies, the World Bank and the University of London finds that a high - quality early childhood intervention boosted the earnings of severely disadvantaged children in Jamaica by 25 %.

The danger is that preschool will become a new middle - class entitlement, displacing the more intensive (and extensive) efforts needed to shrink the achievement gap among severely disadvantaged children.

For example, disabled or severely disadvantaged children would receive more.

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A State Department spokeswoman said parents like Benda are «severely disadvantaged» in the Japanese court systems, where joint custody is viewed as a psychological burden on the child.