Sentence examples for further in school from inspiring English sources

What's more, people missing at least one copy of the gene seem to go further in school, suggesting a possible role in everyday intelligence.

Until the 1960s boys spent longer and went further in school than girls, and were more likely to graduate from university.

At the time of her wedding, in January , 1945 though, she had gone further in school than her husband, who had enlisted in the Navy straight out of boarding school and become a pilot.

Those men who spent their teenage years goofing off and their college years drinking beer shouldn't be surprised that women who consistently received higher grades and continued further in school might now be earning more money as well.

A previous study by Meghir and Palme found that students whose fathers had been sorted into the non-college track earned more and went further in school under the new system, while students whose fathers were in the college track made slightly less, as they had to compete with students who a generation previous wouldn't have made it past middle school.

I quite understand the reluctance to test further in school and increase the burden on teachers, but we risk neglecting the physical competence of our future generations from a fear of failure, challenge and aspiration we do not see in other aspects of education.

I fear that for every year we allowed her and those like her to move on, we condemned her to fall further behind in school, as well as in life.

This review also examines remaining gaps in the literature and opportunities for further improvements in school food programs and policies.

Rates this high re-enforce the outdated notion of mathematics as a gatekeeper which "refers to the exclusion of students from further involvement in school mathematics, in school, and beyond, based on their lack of success as mathematics learners" [25].

Further studies in school children with chronic pain showed that girls experience more abdominal pain; boys more limb pain [ 4, 5].

A major limitation is the large and biased loss to follow-up between the original BFPH and CIGNIS studies and measurements when the children were school-aged plus the further loss in school data because of missing reports.