Sentence examples for concentration of disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Third, new social house building would aid tenant mobility, in both social and geographical terms, which has stalled; not, as some claim, because of the lettings practices of social landlords or a conscious concentration of disadvantaged households, but as a result of demographic, labour and housing market trends.

The relatively strong concentration of disadvantaged workers among the unemployed with spells that last more than 2 years poses a challenge to policymakers.

There is also debate among researchers about whether the concentration of disadvantaged students in a classroom should be taken into account.

Sanders says that in his years of research, he has found no correlation between the concentration of disadvantaged students and school performance on value-added measures.

Nevertheless, he is currently leading research in D.C. and 30 other cities to see if factoring in the concentration of disadvantaged students in a class will make a difference in teachers' scores.

LaMotte was a fierce champion of her district in the south and southwestern portions of L.A. Unified, an area with a particularly high concentration of disadvantaged black and Latino students.

Consider strategies such as financial incentives for construction of ECD centers in areas with high concentrations of disadvantaged and marginalized populations, higher rates of compensation for ECD teachers to staff those centers and incentives targeted to parents to encourage enrollment.

It also requires a) more effective risk mitigation for people who work or recreate outside; b) identification of socially isolated, diabetic patients; and c) awareness of the concentration of effects in disadvantaged neighborhoods.

Our results demonstrate that the concentration of infant deaths among socioeconomically disadvantaged households in the majority of LMICs remains an important health and social policy concern.

Furthermore, although the spatial concentration of poverty is essential to the definition of disadvantaged neighborhoods, current efforts at systematizing this definition use indicators such as access to safe drinking water, adequate sanitation, electricity, overcrowding, and security of housing tenure.

The charity works with thousands of disadvantaged children every year.