First, while significant gaps are still present, there has been a dramatic increase in science and technology scholastic performance and career participation by women and underrepresented minorities since the 1960s (Campbell, Hombo, and Mazzeo 1999); yet during that time period nerd identity has become a more and not less prominent feature of the social landscape.
According to the trust agreement, the trustees take character, motivation and scholastic performance into account.
This chapter examines effects of media on scholastic performance and the developing intellect among the children and teenagers.
While attending Yale University he was twice expelled for poor scholastic performance and began acting at the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York City.
After a mediocre scholastic performance his freshman year, he struggled as a sophomore, flunking electricity and magnetism.
Breakfast eating is associated with improved scholastic performance in children, and seems to boost brain power for adults, too.
To demonstrate the positive effect of these ICT resources on the scholastic performance of middle school students, CITI experimented the project in two pilot middle schools.
Structural relations between the CAT factors as the primary independent variables, psychometric g as a secondary independent variable, and scholastic performance as the dependent variables were estimated, and the R2 change indicating the higher-order shared variability between g and scholastic performance was evaluated.
The children in Dallas and Washington, DC, were paid for specific tasks, like reading books or wearing uniforms.The results of the experiments where scholastic performance was rewarded were uniformly disappointing.
The record reveals that education, as well as scholastic performance, is of considerable importance to the plaintiffs' family.
