Appearance and physical fitness ideals underpin aspirations towards muscularity [ 14, 25], while pursuit of health may also drive attainment of a lean physique.
You have to be values focused – as well as attainment driven – to create this culture, according to Powell.
Even though corrected-school achievement is not free of genetic influence, it is at least free of genetically-driven attainment as indexed by either g or by previous achievement, which makes it a useful step towards assessing the value that schools add to children's achievement.
Thus, it is unlikely that the effect of stepfather investments on educational attainment is driven by absent-father investments.
"Through our Raising the Bar programme, we're working with and challenging schools to drive up educational attainment.
The post-impact interaction with powder particles are described into three sequential stages as, impact driven, capillary driven and equilibrium attainment.
The big challenge, however, has been the drive for attainment.
The high GCSE pass rate achieved by grammars "is not, however, evidence of better grammar school performance – it is likely to be driven by the very high prior attainment and demographics of pupils in grammar schools," the report says.
Next we investigate to what extent the negative effect of conscription on wages is driven by the effects on educational attainment.
Given that post-immigration work experience is a direct function of immigration cohort, the small variation in the post-migration coefficient observed for migrants could be driven by cohort differences in occupational attainment.
Spatial confounding was driven primarily by the higher educational attainment in Alamance, Chatham, Durham, and Orange Counties, and to a lesser extent, to greater maternal age observed in the same counties; maps with adjustment for maternal age and education only had the same optimal span size (0.95), a similar range of prevalence ratios, and were visually very similar to the fully adjusted maps.
