[PDF] Top 20 Regional differences in attainment in the early years

... the early years in the East Midlands has declined markedly, as it has in the North West to a lesser ...of attainment due the higher level of variability in the background characteristics of the local ... See full document

... The early years foundation stage profile (EYFSP) collection in 2014 required LAs to load the data into the DfE bespoke data collection system; COLLECT by Friday 29 August ...headline attainment ... See full document

... smallest attainment gaps exist for each of the characteristics in turn, and look at how these have changed compared with the previous ...The attainment gaps compare the percentage of pupils with and without ... See full document

... women had shorter commuting distance, so they were more spatially constrained than married women whose education matched their jobs. (Büchel & Battu 2003, 1-16.) Hensen and de Vries (2004) researched overeducation and ... See full document

... between years of schooling and the number of children ever born among both rural and urban ...0-4 years of schooling had above average ...educational attainment could be investigated, women with ten ... See full document

... However, the effect remains significant at GCSE, A level and possibly during higher education. Indeed, recent evidence found that autumn-born children were 25% more likely to gain a place at Oxford or Cambridge than ... See full document

... on regional differences by means of a detailed analysis of the 17 Autonomous Communities of Spain between 1996 and ...marked regional imbalances in Spain. Our findings confirm that regional ... See full document

... in attainment gets bigger as they move through the education system, and the evidence shows that the best time to address this is in the early ...The Early Years Pupil Deprivation Grant ... See full document

... the years 1999 and 2010 depicted on maps in terms of principal components is not easy because of their diversi- fied, complex, and sometimes bipolar ...fundamental differences in the population structure in ... See full document

... However, the full-time rate in year t+1 for women who gave birth in year t is likely to be over-estimated because some of these women would be on maternity or parental leave. Unfortunately, the ECHP does not use ... See full document

... ABSTRACT This paper investigates the association between obesity and skill attainment in early childhood (aged 2-4 years). Data from the German Socio-Economic Panel Study are used to estimate models ... See full document

... gender differences in literacy and mathematical understandings in the early years of school: Can differences be explained by behaviours in the ... See full document

... with early years ...of early devel- opment issues to their future practices. These differences have created challenges in presenting the material to ...and early detec- tion of risks ... See full document

... educational attainment by race and ethnicity is by Gang and Zimmerman ...17-38 years old in 1984. In their results they find that large differences in educational attainment exist between the ... See full document

... gender differences in genetic and environmental influences, the relative contri- bution of genetic and environmental factors to the correlation between education and income, and genetic correlations within and ... See full document

... households is also expected to continue to grow strongly throughout the Netherlands – only in north-east Groningen and Zeeuws-Vlaanderen will growth level off or even turn to decline. Thirdly, although the size of the ... See full document

... of high school and 22 percentage points less likely to matriculate. Earlier births are associated with greater educational deficits. For example, women who had their first child before the age of 17 are on average 1.26 ... See full document

... Table 2 shows similar results for the outcome variable “Times Late,” but the differences between the various coefficients are not as great. The coefficient for students from stepparent families is 0.247 versus ... See full document

... significant differences between estimates computed before and after imputation of DEPINC for all but private nonprofit less-than-4-year institutions and private for- profit 2-year-or-more institutions, suggesting ... See full document

... The Early Head Start initiative in the United States is intended to enhance children’s early development and health, strengthen family and community partnerships and support staff working with low income ... See full document