Thus, background inequities related to first-generation status can be converted into differential academic achievement, perpetuating inequities in society (Bourdieu, 1986; Adamuti-Trache and Andres, 2008).
Rather than this constituting a reason to ignore feminism, this achievement differential is screaming out for an approach to teaching and learning which takes account of gendered difference.
The changes in the distribution of students across Grades 10 and 11 and the differential patterns of achievement decline across grades have prompted a review of teaching and learning, particularly in mathematics, at Grade 10 (Perkins et al., 2012).
In a cross-sectional large-scale Irish study, Casey et al. (2012) investigated content theory by studying whether the applications used or tasks performed by the children on the home computer had differential effects on achievement.
I conclude that these achievement differentials are caused by differences in the quality of teachers and of student time and effort inputs devoted to academic achievement.
Gender differentials in educational achievements have long been the focus of research.
Thus, many scholars have paid more attention to fractional differential equations and gained some achievements (see [8 22]).
Since these studies there has been much research actively concerned with the fractional differential equations and many useful achievements have been obtained [14 18].
In the above achievements, taking the differential equations as state equations, taking the Bolza type performance index as objective function, the authors sought the optimal control by utilizing Pontryagin's minimum principle.
She was honoured for "pioneering achievements in geometric partial differential equations, gauge theory and integrable systems and for the fundamental impact of her work on analysis, geometry and mathematical physics", which sounds wildly impressive, if difficult to grasp.
