Sentences with phrase «socioeconomic divide»

This new evidence reflects a growing socioeconomic divide in family life, he said.

As racial and socioeconomic divides take front and center in national conversations, what does it take to persist as an activist?

Consequently, there is a significant socioeconomic divide with regard to healing and recovery, and the options available to those who are seeking treatment but can not afford high costs may be limited.

There are a lot of... pretty well off people at Penn (and an interesting socioeconomic divide because of it, but that's a whole «nother story).

Much of this data is to be expected, as it reflects broader geographical and socioeconomic divides in LAUSD.

This lack of common experiences may become pernicious when it turns into a lack of empathy for those on the other side of the socioeconomic divide.

But for children on the lower end of the socioeconomic divide — those who could most benefit from support and preparation — a well - planned transition is hardly the norm.

That gap is reflective of a socioeconomic divide when it comes to education and it is intolerable on a number of levels: Morally.

But for children on the lower end of the socioeconomic divide — those who could most benefit from support and preparation — a well - planned transition is...

This situation is not only a sad outgrowth of America's socioeconomic divide but also a huge problem for universities and employers, considering that birthrates are flat or down among the affluent white suburban families that have traditionally sent their kids to college.

In a new «Walking the Talk» episode, a conversation with an Arkansas school leader on bridging racial and socioeconomic divides

As reported June 28 («State tries to tackle teachers gap»), the Minnesota Department of Education recently released a federally required Teacher Equity Plan, which outlines how to eliminate inequitable distributions of teachers across racial and socioeconomic divides.

Karen L. Mapp, a senior lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a consultant on family engagement to the federal Department of Education, said that besides training parents to be more active in schools, it was equally important to train school staff members how to communicate with parents, especially across racial and socioeconomic divides.

Opening: «DE / CONSTRUCTING CHINA: Selections from the Asia Society Museum Collection» at Asia Society Museum China has eclipsed the U.S. as the world's largest trading nation, and this exhibition looks back on the way this success has affected — and how it will alter — the physical and social landscape of the country (in particular, the socioeconomic divide between urban and rural areas).

Unfortunately, the socioeconomic divide keeps many children out of summer learning programs, meaning that those youth who may most benefit from opportunities to prevent summer learning loss may be least likely to participate in summer learning programs.