We do not observe any advantages of teacher - student race match for
white children in terms of their discipline outcomes, although we do find a small positive impact on math achievement.
The point about not being able to hold up a black as a role model
for white children is, we think, particularly poignant.
The real problem is that black children are underrepresented in special - education classes when compared with
white children with similar levels of academic achievement, behavior and family economic resources.
• Black children were three times as likely to live in poor families
as white children in 2015.
The same arrogant assumptions led to the removal of many
white children from their families and their subsequent adoption.
We conclude that the gender gap among black children is larger than
among white children in substantial part because black children are raised in more disadvantaged families.
Nearly 4 in 10 (36 %) of Hispanic children, and nearly 1 in 4 (25 %) of
white children live in father - absent homes.
The report argues that as a particularly low - achieving group,
poor white children would have the most to gain from access to outstanding schools and the best teachers.
How many
White children who are counted as legitimate, are living with one parental figure which is not their biological parent?
It's always been the case that many
more white children test high enough to enter these programs than black children.
The adoption agency from their local council told them that there were
only white children in need of adoption and only British or European applicants would be given preference.
When high - achieving black children were taught by a black teacher, they were just as likely to get assigned to a gifted program as similar high -
achieving white children.
These researchers interviewed 130 middle - class,
white children ages 7 and 10 and adolescents age 13.
There were no significant differences in inflammatory and metabolic markers between black and
white children except for insulin resistance.
This shift has already happened in schools, where
fewer white children are enrolling in schools than students of color.
Likewise, new forms of «tracking» students were put into place to
protect white children from «ill prepared» black children.
Yet across the country, we continue to invest more in schools
serving white children than in schools serving African American and Latino children.
Our results suggest that black children and
white children with similar characteristics now start school at similar levels of achievement.
With these standards, minority children in urban areas will have to be taught the same thing in the same way
as white children in the suburbs.
Other experts say that across the country, it was mostly affluent,
white children who brought down their percentages.
Few questions in education are more pressing than this one: How can we reduce academic achievement gaps between middle - class and poor children and
between white children and children of color?
Four of the children are black or Hispanic and live in gritty neighborhoods, while the one
white child lives in a leafy suburb.
Twenty percent of African American children aged 2 to 19 years old are obese compared to 15 percent
of white children.
White children in immigrant families use center - based care in higher proportions than their representation in the population.
However, our results show that the achievement gap, while negligible among black and
non-Hispanic white children with similar characteristics when they enter kindergarten, expands as they grow older.
Using a single composite score placed on a scale of one (lowest) to 1,000 (highest), Asian and Pacific Islander children have the highest index score at 776, followed
by white children at 704.
Source: Annie E. Casey Foundation, Race for Results, 2012 Note: Rankings of states
on white children for 1 - 50, for AA children 1 - 46, for Latino children 1 - 47, and American Indian children 1 - 25.
Across the United States, Asian and Pacific Islander children have the highest index score at 783, followed by non-Latino
White children at 713.
Further analyses show that graft failure and mortality rates remained higher among minority groups compared to
white children after accounting for differences in demographic, clinical, and socioeconomic factors.
The respondents were almost
uniformly white children from middle - class families, so the results don't tell us much about the longevity of other groups.
If an agency hikes up the adoption fees for the most «in demand» babies (typically white, healthy newborns) while «discounting» the adoption fees for babies in less demand (children of color, especially males), they are not only baby selling (see point # 1), but they are also allowing only the wealthier families to
adopt white children while «limiting» less wealthy families to children of color.
«Intact bussing» was a system in which African American children were bused to schools attended by
white children while their schools were being renovated.
The study, which started in 1998 and has been funded by the federal government through 2009, is following 5,000 African - American, Latino and
white children born in 21 cities, most to unmarried parents under the age of 25.
Huge sums of money were appropriated by Missouri under court order to build and rebuild inner - city schools and establish magnet programs to draw
suburban white children, with nothing like the success we witness in Wake County.
The approach that was developed, with the advice of education - school professors, was to create «magnet» programs, which it was hoped could
draw white children from Kansas City suburbs.
Some Maori, Pacific Island, and poor
white children receive a better education than they would have under the old system.
What no one disputes is that the average black child enters and exits the school system with lower scores than the
average white child.
But, like its West Coast counterpart, the William Monroe Trotter School, in Beantown's poor Roxbury section, was built as «a showcase for new methods of teaching» — enough of a showcase, it was hoped, to
attract white children to a black neighborhood for their schooling.
However, disclosure was significantly different for White compared to ethnic minority children
where White children were almost twice as likely to disclose traumatic experiences.
Phrases with «white children»