Should the parent have equal expectations of both for improvement?
Your rhetoric may delude some readers by its projection of equal expectations.
Reservations equal expectations, and parents don't need any help conjuring up their next when-we-leave-the-house fantasy.
Most questions of probability in the 17th century were solved, as Pascal solved his, by redefining the problem in terms of a series of games in which all players have equal expectations.
To me, the true legacy of Affirmative Action is to create equal expectations for all people.
The facility offers universal equipment designs helpful for people with and without disabilities, disability awareness training for all workers, equal pay and equal expectations of performance, and a special program for managers on how to support disabled employees.
She says, "We need to help our sons nurture, we need to help our husbands be good fathers, and we need to have equal expectations (for both sexes)." Sandberg points out that, worldwide, women do the great majority of the child care and the housework; and since most women are working full time, they have two jobs while men have one.
If A = 1 all individuals within groups are identical and if A = 0 heterogeneity within groups equals expectations by chance.
Moreover, preoperative education classes have shown the ability to change the expectations and result in more equal expectations of patient and surgeon [ 13, 14].
The colours on the map range from blue (lower than expected) to teal (equals expectation), and finally maroon (higher than expected).
Fortunately, the assumption of equal expectation among groups likely holds for the majority of χ2 tests.
