Thus parents in more advantaged class positions will respond to any expansion or reform of the educational system by using superior resources – economic, cultural and social – to help their children retain a competitive edge in the system and in turn in the labour market.
"And thus parents in more advantaged class positions will respond to any expansion or reform of the educational system by using their own superior resources – economic, cultural and social – to whatever extent it takes to help their children retain a competitive edge in the system and in turn in the labour market.
This study has shown that people with AML from more deprived socioeconomic classes are less likely to undergo bone marrow transplantation than their counter-parts from more advantaged social classes, even after adjusting for the presence of recorded co-existing disease.
For example, the proportion of multiple births has been stable, while the duration of pregnancy has decreased slightly, which may reflect the situation that newborns from more advantaged social classes, in which non-indigenous parents predominate, have shorter pregnancies.
A similar finding was observed with the OSC, with the highest scores in the more advantaged social classes (I II), and low effect size between the extremes (I II vs. IV – V), for paternal OSC (effect size = 0.3), maternal OSC (effect size = 0.44).
Likewise, the very first study reporting on the interaction of interest which was based on a socioeconomically somewhat more advantaged occupational cohort of mainly middle class (ABC1) subjects was hampered by small numbers of subjects in joint high exposure categories [14], but consistent data have very recently been presented based on middle-aged British men from the general population [15].
Many of the more advantaged could opt to retire on their resources, which fewer of the less advantaged could do.
"My guess is that these 129... are schools with more advantaged students.
To date, governments, schools and teachers have tended to focus on the more advantaged, able children.
The gap between the less advantaged and the more advantaged widened as the gap between high-school graduates and dropouts and Americans with college and graduate degrees rose.
