mary schools, greater social capital, and greater family stability. This research reframed debates about e... mes as adults than their white peers with similar family backgrounds. A striking further finding was that ... substantially less than white men with comparable family backgrounds, while the gap among women is small a... ental factors specific to Black men — rather than family structure or academic preparation alone — as the
alike.
**2. Rites (礼):** give form to conduct in family, community, and state, translating virtue into da... son who lives ren (仁, benevolence) in relation to family, community, and state. Confucius held that human ... nded both his distinctiveness — the centrality of family, ritual, and deferential relation — and the conve
nn Georg and Anna Regina Kant, a devoutly pietist family whose faith would leave a permanent imprint on hi... civic community beyond the confines of one's own family and cultural inheritance. His reasoning aligned, ... common yardstick of conduct rather than a private family preference. He also emphasised the governance of
ersion in an educational enterprise shaped by his family's conviction that music was a civic good to be ma... nded." This definition explicitly encompasses the family, the church, the workplace, the library, the muse... era of the American Revolution, attending to the family, church, and apprenticeship as well as the emergi
n Apple was born in New Jersey to a working-class family of printers — a background he has reflected on as... ected to differential power" from the outset. His family had some history of Leftist labour organising, an... d of military service, he became the first in his family to attend college, eventually earning a bachelor
terfield, Warwickshire, England, and grew up in a family with strong academic roots, as his father was a family physician. He excelled academically during his sch
y of teachers, parents and families (elected by a Family Council of which every family was a member), community members, and middle-school students, with any one
the end of a period depends on prior achievement, family inputs, peer influences, innate ability, and scho... ial for isolating the period's value added.
**2. Family and peer inputs:** the cumulative influence of ho
t and irreducible organ of social life.
**2. The family:** the primary unit through which individual mora... cial morality takes institutional form.
**6. The family of nations:** the transnational order through whi
only be understood within the larger totality of family, community, and world to which it contributed. In... ernment condemned as socialist and destructive of family ties. His kindergartens challenged both maternali
ct future children from the same environment. His family lived in abandoned buildings, and resources were ... Asthma Initiative screened students and provided family intervention sessions, demonstrably improving att
1880, in Tuscumbia, Alabama, into an aristocratic family that had enslaved people before the Civil War. At... ell, who was then working with deaf children, her family engaged Anne Sullivan, a graduate of the Perkins
rates was born in 436 BCE into a wealthy Athenian family whose fortune allowed his father, a prosperous fl... the Peloponnesian War (431–404 BCE) wiped out the family estate and compelled Isocrates to earn his living
of Henryk Goldszmit, born in Warsaw into a Jewish family of Polish assimilation and raised to love both li... father's mental illness and early death left the family in financial difficulty, the young Goldszmit bega
a prosperous and intellectually cultivated Jewish family. His father, Semyon Vygotsky, was a bank official, and the family moved to Gomel — a lively provincial city — when
