Richardson herself, though hardly cast against type, gives one of the best and most subtly differentiated performances of her career as the two women.
Along with differentiated instruction and specialized career academies, it is yet another way that public schools, under pressure to raise test scores and graduation rates, are trying to reach more students.
When it comes to subjectively assessed career success, a more differentiated pattern emerges: Compared to the other groups, it is female physicians with children who assess their career success at the lowest level.
A small band of elite, brand-differentiated law schools ("T-14 perhaps T-14 perhapsto prepare the bulk of graduates for "pracontinueareers atosimilarly brand differentiated law firms, in-house legal depreparethe law companies, as well as high-level Government, academic, and judicial careers.
"Diary of a Bad Year" forgoes the conceit of a perfunctorily named and differentiated alter ego by following the late career of Señor C, who, like Coetzee, is a South African writer transplanted to Australia and the author of a novel titled "Waiting for the Barbarians".
We also need to develop a career arc for teaching and a differentiated salary structure to match it.
It measures academic career performance in a broader and more differentiated way than looking at the single aspects of research grants and publications.
One asset of this model of factors related to success in a medical career would seem to be the fact that most of the differentiated indicators are dependent also on psychological characteristics, such as sense of coherence.
Rather than undermining the German model of differentiated education by flooding universities and hoping something good will come out at the other end, Germany needs to develop attractive career streams and systematically open up to highest international talent.
