The phrase "educational gaps" is grammatically correct and is regularly used in written English.
It refers to areas of knowledge or skills that are lacking or missing in an individual's educational background. An example sentence could be: "The study aimed to identify and address the educational gaps in the school's curriculum, in order to better prepare students for college and careers."
In order to meet the needs of members, the AAST has: (1) convened a summit of stakeholders to discuss the changing landscape for sleep technologists; (2) hosted an educational task force to provide ongoing communication and support; and (3) commissioned a survey of members, educators and employers to better define educational gaps and opportunities for sleep technologists.
Fulfilling global education goals There have been important achievements in increasing enrolment and reducing educational gaps among girls and boys under the Millennium Development Goals, but overall progress has been mixed.
As a debater, I understand the importance of sounding conversational – especially in debates centered on a missing middle class, appealing to the average American, and sympathizing with educational gaps.
Our research aimed to do three things: explore student understanding of what constitutes terrorism; consider participant views of appropriate social work roles in Britain, where social work is increasingly rigidly prescribed as a state function; and to identify educational gaps in preparation for these roles, given the already congested nature of qualifying social work courses in Britain.
Institutional arrangements have been found to affect the educational gaps between migrant and non-migrant students (Crul, 2013; Crul & Vermeulen, 2003).
Preschool education is more likely to be viewed as a private endeavor and is therefore greatly influenced by family economic status in the poor and backward areas of Mainland China, a situation which enlarges the educational gaps across different regions (Du, 2000).
While women around the world are becoming far more educated, the report projects that the educational gap between men and women could close within a decade but this won't translate into economic participation or success.
In many countries, including the US, inequality has dramatically increased over the past 15 years, explaining the widening educational gap between rich and poor which education reforms, no matter how sophisticated, are unlikely to redress.
But the educational gap between the different communities is closing.
Even though the entry costs are lower, the educational gap still exists, he said.
For the educational gap, there's the burden of "acting white".
