Sentence examples for achievement gender from inspiring English sources

Boys must be made to read at all costs because of the "achievement" gender gap, which "now exists in nearly every U.S. state and has widened to mammoth proportions — as much as 10 percentage points in some".

To isolate the specific impact of schooling on mental skills, Dr. Lachman and her colleagues tried to control for other likely reasons one person might outshine another — differences in income, parental achievement, gender, physical activity and age.

Achieving gender equality On 4 June, UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Geeta Rao Gupta and Principal Adviser on Gender Rights and Civic Engagement Anju Malhotra led a discussion on progress made in 2013 toward the achievement of gender equality.

To control for the influence of previous student achievement and gender on final exam performance I included GPA as a covariate in a two-way (gender and exam format) ANCOVA.

Women and girls make up more than half the world's population and have a right to this agenda for the achievement of gender equality in the next 15 years.

CHLOE BREYER Episcopal priest and Executive Director of the Interfaith Center of New York Were you to stop someone in the street and ask them if the world's great religious traditions would help or hinder the achievement of gender equality, my guess is they would conclude that religion was a hindrance.

Childcare had a place on this new agenda, but one quite different from the 1980s, when it was clearly associated with the achievement of gender equality.

Specifically, we tested the reliability of the constructs, measurement invariance of the constructs across the five nations, country differences and their relationship to background variables such as students' parental education, aspirations, mathematics achievement, and gender differences.

The achievement of gender equality is indeed not only a core objective in its own right, but also smart economics.

UN Women has launched #HeForShe, a global campaign to engage men and boys as advocates and agents of change for the achievement of gender equality and women's rights.

A September 2015 McKinsey study suggests that $12 trillion of macroeconomic growth worldwide could be added to the global GDP through the achievement of gender parity ideals.