8. Compare the mean for the heights of males and the mean for the heights of females in these data. Compare the values and explain what can be concluded based on the numbers.…
a. At the .01 level of significance, is the mean grade for women higher than that for men? (be sure to include null and alternative hypotheses, decision including your reason for making the decision, and conclusion)…
Using material from Item A and elsewhere, assess the claim that gender differences in educational achievement are primarily the 'result of changes in society'…
This article written by Judith Gill and Karen Starr highlights the history of gender reform in the Australian education system and the backlashes associated with it. The main debate which is being discussed in this article is that of disadvantaged boys. After a long time of feminists fighting for equal rights of girls in Australian schools, the Boys in Education lobbyists are fighting for increased attention to be given to boys in schools. Gill and Starr don’t believe that the boys are disadvantaged and have written this paper to demonstrate the superfluousness of the Boys in Education lobby and the lack of necessity for their demands.…
1. A researcher is interested in whether students who attend private high schools have higher average SAT Scores than students in the general population. A random sample of 90 students at a private high school is tested and and a mean SAT score of 1030 is obtained. The average score for public high school student is 1000 (σ= 200).…
There is a lot of compelling evidence to support the view that changes in the education system has resulted in differences in educational achievement between males and females. There is no denying that the statistics show girls are outperforming boys at every level in education, but the question is whether this is largely related to changes in the assessment process and the way each of the genders is educated or whether there are other factors causing the differences.…
To conclude what I observe on the project parts B and C, is that there are 860 students, which 60.7% are female and 39.3% are male…
experiments and observations, the researchers knew the sex of the child. In order to see if these…
I am going to conduct calculations using average and percentage ,also I am going to find out the mean,median and mode of this hypothesis,I am also going to conduct graphs and charts using excel. ,I am also going to collect data using a questionnaire ,on the general public with a large age range of children.…
There are a number of internal factors within the education system which contribute towards the different gender achievement. It is shown that Girls always achieve better results than boys, however both sexes results have improved over the years.…
So I disagree with both articles as both genders are equal. One gender isn’t smarter then the other. Even-though it states all these statistics they are only basing this for a certain group not the whole world. Even if girls are getting smarter there will be a time where boys will overtake the girls. Boys used to perform better than girls and it was stated everywhere that boys are better than girls but even though I disagree with favouritism between genders girls are starting shine.…
My econometrics professor last term proposed that while girls on average tend to do just as well as boys on standardized math exams, the variance for boys is higher. This is not to say that there are not girls who are incredibly gifted in math, but that there are fewer of them. But naturally, our life experiences are such that we will not be acquainted with the whole of…
I used 3 test groups 2nd graders 6/7th graders and adults. The researcher used five optical illusions Eureka , Scary Faces, Animal Man, Horses, and Jesus (explain). I used a measuring tape to locate the appropriate placement of the tape which was placed on the floor to mark the location of where the test subject stands while looking at the optical illusion. Each illusion was then placed on a stand. The tape was placed at two feet increments, the last mark was 20 feet away from the illusion(DEMO). I concluded that the adults were able to see the optical illusions the best because even though the adults have lots of vision problems, they had so many life experiences that their susceptibility was high. My hypothesis was incorrect. The overall average % is; adults about 50% 6/7th about 40% and 2nd about 25%Adults 49.38%, 6/7 th graders 41.23%, and 2nd graders…
The reason into why males underachieve in education than females can be related to the “gender quake” such sociologist Wilkinson 1994 refers to “genderquake” whereby young women are increasingly striving for a fulfilling career this could be because women now have more opportunity. As recent figures (2005) have shown that double the number of women entering higher status careers such as medicine and law. Arnot (2004) found that pupils adopted private learning strategies such as asking teacher questions after lesson to improve their understanding .Evidence also shows that women are more likely to revise more effectively they do not leave it to last minute. However males poor examination performance is excused away they blame external factors such as quality of teaching or claim that the wrong question came up in the exam .And are more likely to give up whereas for poor examinations females are more likely to blame themselves and therefor are more motivated to do better next time. Research also shows that from the age of 6 girl read more books than boys and this tends to continue through their lives.Girls are 3 times more likely to borrow book form the public library (book marketing limited 2000)…
The article titled "Girls Against Boys," published in the 30 January issue of The Nation magazine by author Katha Pollitt, brings to light pressing issues of gender discrimination and how this nation's education system has changed over the past forty years but still isn't up to par with where it needs to be with issues of gender equality. Pollitt exposes the views of conservatives toward feminism in the school systems of today. This article describes how changes in society are taking place, and what the future may hold for men and women in the world of employment and education.…