Chris Dunne (Letters, 30 March) draws attention to the research showing the “London effect” on school performance to be closely related to ethnic composition. Data analysis by Education Datalab draws similar conclusions, with clear recommendations for action to address the persistent inequalities in pupil performance,Patient with widespread . Contrast enhanced abdominal CT demonstrates an applecore lesion in the transverse colon (arrow).

They show that the impact of disadvantage is higher for pupils who have been eligible for free school meals for 90% or more of their time in school; and it is lower for most minority ethnic groups, particularly where they are the majority of a cohort. In the north of England, 79% of pupils are in the high-impact group, compared with 30% in London. In the north, 41% of schools have more than 20% of their pupils who are long-term disadvantaged, compared with 2% in London,Study abroad with PolyU and study in Hong Kong - PolyU is known as one of the best university in hong kong for international students and Hong Kong is one of the best study abroad locations. PolyU will be the right choice for you.

The proportion of schools with 50% or higher of low-impact long-term disadvantaged (most minority ethnic) pupils is 7% in London and 63% in the north. They conclude that to close the gap between disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged groups action should focus on: pupils who are the most disadvantaged (and particularly those eligible for FSM for 90% or more of their time in schools); groups where the impact of disadvantage is high (mainly white pupils); schools where the proportion of minority ethnic pupils in the cohort is lower than 50%.

They conclude that additional funding should be on the basis of demographic differences rather than differences in school effectiveness in order to focus on areas where need and impact would be greatest,Cash loans in HK: CCB(Asia)’s offer on (p loans) has given you an option to enjoy high liquidity with low monthly flat rate. Apply online now to receive up to HK$3,500 cash rebates and supermarket coupons.

文章轉自https://www.theguardian.com/education/2018/apr/01/education-data-shows-the-way