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Another celebrity redhead, Julianne Moore, protects her freckles by avoiding the hottest hours of the day, exposing herself to the sun only at dawn and dusk. Lily Cole has a similar skin tone – the only suntan she has is in a shade of milk. Anne Hathaway is a true champion of white: with her delicate porcelain-coloured skin, she has always preferred the shade.
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In my own case the problem (as my children see it at least) is that I believe in customer service. Not only do I believe in it, but sometimes I actually request it. I do this for obvious reasons, but also so that the children can learn how to do it. After all, I announce - not for the first time - no one ever seemed to feel shy about demanding that I serve them with a smile when I was a waitress.
The topic of my career as a waitress at the Palm Cafe in a small town on America's West Coast is one that I particularly warm to as we sit in some corner of a restaurant waiting for someone - anyone! - to notice our existence. "I would have been fired for this," I note, perhaps a bit loudly. I paint a picture of the Palm: there was a swordfish on the wall, home-made lemon meringue pie in the cooler and a chef who was always just one order away from exploding. My job was to run around like a maniac trying to please customers who made Victor Meldrew look cuddly. (I skip over my phase of pouring coffee over the most irritating ones. Why wreck a good moral tale?)
My eyes get a little misty, and it's hard to tell when exactly the children's glaze over. I usually end with a rousing explanation of how the Eastern Bloc's inability to understand good service was a contributing factor in the fall of the Berlin Wall.
The children unglaze the moment I say it is time to talk to the manager. They are terrified of the very idea. After all, they have grown up in England and as such have adopted the custom of complaining privately about bad service, only to smother with "thank yous" the person who eventually arrives. I think this is very strange indeed, and refuse to adapt. Therefore the children have to watch me like a hawk. If I show any sign of wanting something embarrassing - such as adjoining seats on an airline, a refund for wonky curtains, or a menu by 2pm - they beg me not to not make a fuss. Sometimes they actually flee. I react in much the same way as my father did with his bobble hat - I carry on.
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Attention Parents of Gifted & Talented Students: There are several opportunities in 2017 that WCMS wants you to be aware of. Click here for information on Parenting Kids101 conference coming in February. The Center for Gifted Studies at Western Kentucky University offers several educational opportunities. Click here for information from WKU. Finally, click here for an opportunity for Spring Break in Italy.
Parents and Educators, are your children and students experiencing cabin fever this Winter? Check out these Winter enrichment opportunities for high-ability young people:
• The Center for Gifted Studies, WKU, Winter 2017 Super Saturdays will take place January 28, February 4, 11, and 18 in Bowling Green on the WKU campus and in Louisville at the Kentucky Science Center. Super Saturdays are for high-ability, high-interest students in grades 1-8. There are several great classes with space still available! For more information, including class lists and registration, see http://www.wku.edu/gifted/super_saturdays/index.php or contact The Center at firstname.lastname@example.com or 270.745.6323.
• Also check out Northern Kentucky University's Department of Teacher Education's Camp Innovation for high potential and gifted youth. The program will be March 11, 18, and 25 at the NKU campus. Check out their classes and register at http://gifted.nku.edu, or email firstname.lastname@example.com or phone 859.572.6685.
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• February 12-18 - Poster Campaign at the Capitol (Be working NOW to submit your district's poster – CLICK HERE)
• February 19-25 - Local proclamations in your community – post to social media and tag @KAGEgifted – CLICK HERE
• February 27-28 - KAGE 37th Annual Conference - CLICK HERE
Contact KAGE at email@example.com or 270.755.4301 if you have any questions about the above events. As always, thank you for supporting gifted education in Kentucky!
February is a busy month for the gifted community in Kentucky!
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• February 8, 2017 is the Proclamation Ceremony for Gifted Education Month in Kentucky.
The proclamation signing will be at noon (EST) in the Capitol Rotunda, Frankfort. KAGE's Kentucky Distinguished Students, Gatton Academy and Craft Academy Students, and Legislators are all part of the celebration. The Governor has been invited and we hope he will join us as we proclaim February as Gifted Education Month in Kentucky.
There are committees meetings going on earlier in the day that your group might like to attend. You can contact your representative and/or senator to meet with you or at least get a picture with you. A tour of the Capitol building is also available. The chambers go into session at 2:00. Your representative and/or senator can arrange tickets for seats in the gallery so students can see what's happening on the Chamber floor. Do you have students who might like to be pages? Again, arrange this with your representative or senator.
See http://kagegifted.org/giftedmonth/ for information about attending the Proclamation Ceremony and other activities your students can do that day as well as how to apply to be a page. There's a lot to do and getting the students to mix with the representatives and senators is a plus. Make it a great day to be gifted at the State Capitol!
• February 2017 is Gifted Education Month in Kentucky, All Around Kentucky
Showcase what you do and help others understand the importance of appropriate services for gifted students. Find suggested activities and ways to celebrate gifted education month in your school and district - http://kagegifted.org/giftedmonth/
• February 12-18 - Poster Campaign (See, Understand, and Advocate for Us) at the Capitol - The submission deadline has been extended to January 30. CLICK HERE for more information on submitting your poster.)
• February 27-28 is the KAGE 37th Annual Conference in Lexington at the Marriott Griffin Gate. Go to http://kagegifted.org/conf2017/ to see what's happening at the KAGE conference - the keynote addresses with national experts, sessions for Monday and Tuesday, Administrators Institute, Creativity Night, An Evening for Parents, Exhibitors, KAGE Service and Advocacy Awards, Distinguished Student Award, networking opportunities, and more! EILA and Conference Credit available. Join your colleagues from across the state to gain new information about how to better serve the needs of this unique group of children.
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This lesson has been designed to support Bendigo Bank's Switch to Save program. This program helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions by switching halogen downlights for LED downlights for free. For every halogen globe switched Bendigo Bank donates $1 back to Victorian schools' environmental projects.
Learning goals:
- Students understand that we can better understand how to use energy by collecting data about the appliances being used.
- Students understand that replacing halogen downlights with LED downlights will have both environmental and economic benefits.
- Students take action to reduce their personal energy footprints at school and at home.
General capabilities: Numeracy, Critical and creative thinking.
Cross-curriculum priority: Sustainability OI.8.
Australian Curriculum content description:
Year 3 Mathematics:
- Collect data, organise into categories and create displays using lists, tables, picture graphs and simple column graphs, with and without the use of digital technologies (ACMSP069)
- Interpret and compare data displays (ACMSP070)
Year 3 Science:
- Use a range of methods including tables and simple column graphs to represent data and to identify patterns and trends (ACSIS057)
Year 4 Mathematics:
- Construct suitable data displays, with and without the use of digital technologies, from given or collected data. Include tables, column graphs and picture graphs where one picture can represent many data values (ACMSP096)
- Evaluate the effectiveness of different displays in illustrating data features including variability (ACMSP097)
Year 4 Science:
- Use a range of methods including tables and simple column graphs to represent data and to identify patterns and trends(ACSIS068)
Syllabus Outcomes: ST2-4WS, MA2-18SP, MA2_1WM, MA2_2WM, MA2_3WM.
Topic: Switch to Save, Energy.
Time required: 60 + mins.
Level of teacher scaffolding: High – Lead students in class discussion around activity.
Resources required: Student Worksheet – one copy per student OR computers/tablets to access the online worksheet. Take It Home – Lighting Audit. You can also access the Switch to Save School Registration form.
Digital technology opportunities: Digital sharing capabilities.
Homework and extension opportunities: This activity includes opportunities for homework.
Keywords: Switch to Save, energy, audit, electrical appliances, saving.
Cool Australia's curriculum team continually reviews and refines our resources to be in line with changes to the Australian Curriculum.


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Featuring R.L. Huggar and brothers Terry "T-Low" Brown and Raphael "Tweet" Brown, contemporary R&B trio Next formed in Minneapolis, Minnesota after they were introduced by the Brown's uncle, a gospel choir director. Formed in 1992, they were first known as Straight4ward, and at one point were managed by Sounds of Blackness' Ann Nesby. Naughty by Nature's KayGee, however, took the group to his Arista-affiliated Divine Mill label. In September 1997, Next's debut single, the R. Kelly-like slow jam "Butta Love" -- produced by KayGee, Lo-Key?'s Lance Alexander, Tony Tolbert, and Darren Lighty -- debuted on Billboard's Hot R&B Singles chart and eventually reached number four. At the end of that month, they released the single's parent album, Rated Next, which went double platinum on the strength of follow-up singles "Too Close" (a breezy midtempo track that topped the R&B and Hot 100 charts) and "I Still Love You" (another Top Five R&B ballad). Welcome II Nextasy, released in June 2000, was not as popular but included "Wifey," the group's second number one R&B single. This propelled the album to gold status.
While the group took a break, RL recorded the moderately successful RL:Ements for Clive Davis' then new J label. The group also went to J, where they released their third album, The Next Episode, in December 2002. Its lone charting single, "Imagine That," failed to crack the R&B Top 60. After they were dropped from J, they briefly aligned with 50 Cent's G-Unit and with Matthew Knowles' Music World, and as they kept busy with solo activity, they plotted the making of a fourth album, tentatively titled Music 101. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi
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Although the Latin American region has shown an impressive growth in educational attainment over the past two decades, that education has failed to yield expected benefits. ... See More + A mounting body of research and policy debates argues that the quantity of education is not an adequate metric of human capital acquisition. Rather, individual skills what they actually know and can do should stand as policy targets and be fostered across the life course. Evidence from around the world shows that both cognitive and socio-emotional skills are demanded by employers and favorably affect a range of outcomes, including educational attainment and employment outcomes. Through original empirical research investigating the role of cognitive and socio-emotional skills in shaping adults labor market outcomes in Bolivia, Colombia, El Salvador, and Peru, supplemented by similar studies in other Latin American countries, this review confirms that cognitive skills matter for reaping labor market gains in terms of higher wages and formal jobs in Latin America; but so do socio-emotional skills. Moreover, socio-emotional skills seem to particularly influence labor force participation and tertiary education attendance as a platform to build knowledge. The study also presents a policy framework for skills development by: (i) providing insights by developmental psychologists about when people are neuro-biologically, socio-emotionally, and situationally ready to develop socio-emotional skills, and (ii) suggesting new directions in cognitive development. See Less -
Publication 106671 JUL 14, 2016
Cunningham,Wendy; Acosta,Pablo Ariel; Muller,Noel Disclosed
Educators believe that they are adequately preparing youth for the labor market while at the same time employers lament the students' lack of skills. ... See More + A possible source of the mismatch in perceptions is that employers and educators have different understandings of the types of skills valued in the labor market. Using economics and psychology literature to define four skills sets --socio-emotional, higher-order cognitive, basic cognitive, and technical -- this paper reviews the literature that quantitatively measures employer skill demand, as reported in a preference survey. A sample of 27 studies reveals remarkable consistency across the world in the skills demanded by employers. While employers value all skill sets, there is a greater demand for socio-emotional skills and higher-order cognitive skills than for basic cognitive or technical skills. These results are robust across region, industry, occupation, and education level. Employers perceive that the greatest skills gaps are in socio-emotional and higher-order cognitive skills. These findings suggest the need to re-conceptualize the public sector's role in preparing children for a future labor market. Namely, technical training is not equivalent to job training; instead, a broad range of skills, many of which are best taught long before labor market entry, should be included in school curricula from the earliest ages. The skills most demanded by employers—higher-order cognitive skills and socio-emotional skills—are largely learned or refined in adolescence, arguing for a general education well into secondary school until these skills are formed. Finally, the public sector can provide programming and incentives to non-school actors, namely parents and employers, to encourage them to invest in the skills development process. Skills, labor demand, cognitive, non-cognitive, behavioral skills, competences, employer surveys, skills policy, education policy, training policy. See Less -
Policy Research Working Paper WPS7582 FEB 29, 2016
Cunningham,Wendy; Villasenor,Paula Disclosed
Evidence from developed country data suggests that cognitive and non-cognitive skills contribute to improved labor market outcomes. This paper tests this hypothesis in a developing country by using an individual-level data set from Peru that incorporates modules to measure cognitive and non-cognitive skills. ... See More + The paper estimates a structural latent model with unobserved heterogeneity to capture full ability rather than just measured skill. It also applies standard ordinary least squares techniques for comparison. The analysis confirms that cognitive and non-cognitive skills are positively correlated with a range of labor market outcomes in Peru. In particular, cognitive skills positively correlate with wages and the probability of being a wage worker, white-collar, and formal worker, with verbal fluency and numeric ability playing particularly strong roles. The results are robust to methodology. The patterns are less uniform for non-cognitive skills. For instance, perseverance of effort (grit) emerges strongly for most outcomes regardless of methodology. However, plasticity—an aggregation of openness to experience and emotional stability—is only correlated with employment, and only when using the structural latent model. The ordinary least squares method also finds that the disaggregated non-cognitive skills of kindness, cooperation, emotional stability, and openness to experience emerge significantly, mostly for the wage estimates. The different results derived from the ordinary least squares and the structural model with latent skills suggest strong measurement bias in most non-cognitive skills measurement. These findings, although only correlational because of the use of a single cross-section, suggest that recent efforts by the Peruvian government to incorporate non-cognitive skill development into the school curriculum are justified. See Less -
Policy Research Working Paper WPS7550 FEB 01, 2016
Cunningham,Wendy; Parra Torrado,Mónica; Sarzosa,Miguel Alonso Disclosed
Social programs are often designed under the assumption that individuals make rational decisions that improve their welfare. Yet, informational and behavioral constraints limit the extreme and chronic poor's access and participation in social programs. ... See More + This paper reviews the implementation and performance of two "social intermediation services" that were designed to address these constraints, improve beneficiaries' access to social programs, and help the poor surmount poverty: Chile Solidario, the first such service in Latin America, and Red Unidos, implemented later in Colombia. The analysis provides insights on key factors influencing performance, cost effectiveness, and the impacts that such services can be expected to have. See Less -
Policy Research Working Paper WPS7136 DEC 01, 2014
Camacho, Adriana; Cunningham, Wendy; Rigolini, Jamele; Silva, Veronica Disclosed
Although girls are approximately half the youth population in developing countries, they contribute less than their potential to the economy. The objective of this paper is to quantify the opportunity cost of girls' exclusion from productive employment with the hope that stark figures will lead policymakers to reconsider the current underinvestment in girls. ... See More + The paper explores the linkages between investing in girls and potential increases in national income by examining three widely prevalent aspects of adolescent girls' lives: early school dropout, teenage pregnancy and joblessness. The countries included in the analysis are: Bangladesh, Brazil, Burundi, China, Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Paraguay, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda. The authors use secondary data to allow for some comparability across countries. They find that investing in girls so that they would complete the next level of education would lead to lifetime earnings of today's cohort of girls that is equivalent to up to 68 percent of annual gross domestic product. When adjusting for ability bias and labor demand elasticities, this figure falls to 54 percent, or 1.5 percent per year. Closing the inactivity rate between girls and boys would increase gross domestic product by up to 5.4 percent, but when accounting for students, male-female wage gaps and labor demand elasticities, the joblessness gap between girls and their male counterparts yields an increase in gross domestic product of up to 1.2 percent in a single year. The cost of adolescent pregnancy as a share of gross domestic could be as high as 30 percent or as low as 1 percent over a girl's lifetime, depending on the assumptions used to calculate the losses. See Less -
Policy Research Working Paper WPS5753 AUG 01, 2011
Chaaban, Jad; Cunningham, Wendy Disclosed
Realizing the potential of Latin America and the Caribbean's youth is essential not only to their well being, but also to the long term well being of the whole region. ... See More + Young people's families, communities and governments as private, non-profit, and international organizations have a responsibility to help youth reach their potential. There have been many successes but also important failures. How to build on the successes and correct the failures is the subject of this report. See Less -
Other Social Protection Study 62478 JUN 09, 2011
Cunningham, Wendy; McGinnis, Linda; Verdu, Rodrigo Garcia; Tesliuc, Cornelia; Verner, Dorte Spanish Disclosed
The World Bank's children and youth development portfolio grew five-fold over the past decade, from $949 million in fiscal year 2000 (FY00), defined as from July 1st 1999 to June 30th 2000, to over $4.8 billion in FY10, with a sharp increase during the post-crisis years, FY09 and FY10. ... See More + The education sector dominates through its portfolio on early child development, basic education and training. But while 80 percent of all investment is in the education sector, 60 percent of projects are managed by other sectors. This note presents a picture of World Bank investments targeted to children and youth for the period FY00 to FY10. It presents trends in lending and grant amounts and the number of projects across regions and sectors. It builds on a similar note published in 2007 by developing a standard methodology to collect and analyze data and by tracking trends for investments in children, as well as youth. The Bank increasingly understands that quality investment in an early age generates returns to society through higher economic growth, reduced social costs, and increased quality of life for all. Child and youth development is therefore a crucial ingredient for effective development strategies and a good use of the Bank's investment resources to help governments achieve their development goals. See Less -
Newsletter 80644 MAR 01, 2011
Lefebvre-Hoang, Ingrid; Cunningham, Wendy Disclosed
Using panel data from labor force surveys in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, the paper maps out young people's paths from the classroom to the work place during the 1980s through the early 2000s. ... See More + By decomposing transition matrices into propensity to move and rate of separation and estimating duration matrices, the authors follow young people's movements between school and work and between employment sectors to better understand the dynamics of youth employment, including where youth go upon leaving school, how long they spend in each state, and where they go upon leaving various employment states. The main conclusion of the study is that young people across all three countries follow a similar trend over their life cycle: they leave school to spend a short time in the informal sector, move to a formal position for longer spells, and finally become self-employed. The authors find evidence of decreasing segmentation between formal and informal sectors as workers age, a lower propensity for formal sector employees to return to school than workers in the same age cohort who are not in the formal sector, and that entry to self-employment is not subject to income constraints. See Less -
Policy Research Working Paper WPS5521 JAN 01, 2011
Cunningham, Wendy; Salvagno, Javier Bustos Disclosed
Youth are three times more likely to be unemployed than adults, even in economies with strong economic growth. This note is a tool to provide policymakers and youth-serving organizations with a framework to better diagnose short- to medium-run constraints facing the stock of unemployed youth and to design evidence based youth employment interventions. ... See More + The note only addresses youth employment; strategies to affect wages, productivity, underemployment, or job quality are not directly discussed. This note presents youth-oriented Active Labor Market Programs (ALMPs) that conform to one of two criteria. Each intervention either has been shown to have predominately positive impact, as measured by rigorous impact evaluations, or has weaker evidence of impact-rigorous evaluations with mixed evidence of impact or strong positive monitoring data-and is theoretically sound. Cost-effectiveness information is presented when available. The note focuses on programs that are appropriate to address constraints faced by youth from disadvantaged backgrounds. See Less -
Brief 58601 NOV 01, 2010
Cunningham, Wendy; Sanchez-Puerta, Maria Laura; Wuermli, Alice Disclosed
This note argues that investing in Children and Youth (C&Y) is smart economics. Countries that produce a skilled, healthy, and productive workforce are better positioned in the global economy to achieve economic prosperity, political stability, and social well-being. ... See More + Since capacities built during childhood and the youth period largely determine adult outcomes, effective investments in young people provide important returns not only to the individual and the community, but to society as a whole. In other words, child and youth investments are a crucial ingredient for an effective development strategy. Complementing traditional arguments of demographics and human rights, this note provides an economic rationale to focus on the young generation. Countries that invest in their young people reap the benefits of that investment through greater growth and social well-being for generations to come. It is more effective to invest early in life than to repair later, when badly equipped adults turn out to be unskilled, unemployed, or unhealthy. Governments should therefore make children and youth part of the national investment strategies and provide sufficient resources for policies and programs that have proven effective in achieving their intended goals and that have the greatest impact per dollar spent. See Less -
Newsletter 80642 AUG 01, 2010
Hempel, Kevin; Cunningham, Wendy Disclosed
This report presents a framework - Skills Toward Employment and Productivity (STEP), that provides a simple yet comprehensive way to look at skills development. ... See More + It brings together research evidence and practical experience from a range of areas-from research on the determinants of early childhood development and learning outcomes, to policy experience with the reform of vocational and technical education systems and labor markets-and provides a set of powerful messages to policymakers, researchers, and practitioners. The report's emphasis on performance measurement and benchmarking, policy and program evaluation, and cross-sectoral approaches focusing on individuals throughout their lifecycle provides a solid platform for developing countries to start exploring reforms. See Less -
Working Paper 55566 JUN 01, 2010
Banerji, Arup; Cunningham, Wendy; Fiszbein, Ariel; King, Elizabeth; Patrinos, Harry; Robalino, David; Tan, Jee-Peng; Disclosed
About half of Latin Americas youth are considered "at risk," meaning that they engage in or are at risk of engaging in risky behaviors that are detrimental to their own development and to the well-being of their societies. ... See More + While child psychologists identify many factors that may cause some youth to engage in at-risk behaviors and others not to, only empirical evidence can identify the set that is relevant to a particular population. This paper uses youth surveys from Chile and Mexico to test which of a large set of potential factors are correlated with a range of risky behaviors among youth. These factors range from relationships with parents and institutions to household behaviors (abuse, discipline techniques) to social exclusion. The authors use stepwise regressions to sort out which variables best explain the observed variance in seven different risky behaviors. They find that higher socioeconomic status, a good relationship with parents and peers, strong connection with local governmental institutions and schools, urban residence, younger age, and spirituality emerge as key explanatory factors for all seven behaviors for boys and girls in both countries. This points to a wider range of policy entry points than currently used, including targeting parents and the relationship with schools. See Less -
Policy Research Working Paper WPS5333 JUN 01, 2010
Cunningham, Wendy; Bagby, Emilie Disclosed
High youth unemployment rates may be a signal of difficult labor market entry for youth or may reflect high churning. The European and United States literature finds the latter conclusion while the Latin American literature suggests the former. ... See More + This paper uses panel data to examine whether Latin American youth follow OECD patterns or are, indeed, unique. By decomposing transition matrices into propensity to move and rate of separation matrices and estimating duration matrices, the authors find that Latin American youth do follow the OECD trends: their high unemployment reflects high churning while their duration of unemployment is similar to that of non-youth. The paper also finds that young adults (age 19-24) have higher churning rates than youth; most churning occurs between informal wage employment, unemployment, and out-of-the labor force, even for non-poor youth; and unemployment probabilities are similar for men and women when the analysis control for greater churning by young men. The findings suggest that the "first employment" programs that have become popular in the region are not addressing the key constraints to labor market entry for young people and that more attention should be given to job matching, information, and signaling to improve the efficiency of the churning period. See Less -
Policy Research Working Paper WPS5022 AUG 01, 2009
Cunningham, Wendy Disclosed
This study focuses on short- and medium-term solutions. It informs the government about the type of programs and policies that could improve the employability of young people, paying special attention to areas in which productivity can be rapidly improved. ... See More + The report consists of six chapters. Chapter two profiles young people in Sierra Leone. Chapter three examines young people in the labor market, with a focus on the labor supply side of the equation (that is, the skills young people bring to the labor market). Chapter four turns to employers (the demand side of the labor market) to better understand why they do or do not employ young people. Chapter five reviews skill development programs to enhance employability of young people in Sierra Leone and other countries and presents policy options for improving worker skills (supply side) and employer interest (demand side). Chapter six summarizes the lessons from the analysis and concludes with policy and program recommendations. See Less -
Other Social Protection Study 47609 FEB 27, 2009
Peeters, Pia; Cunningham, Wendy; Acharya, Gayatri; Adams, Arvil Van; Disclosed
Realizing the potential of Latin America and the Caribbean's (LAC) youth is essential not only to their well-being, but also to the long-term welfare of the whole region. ... See More + Young people's families, communities, and governments as well as private, nonprofit, and international organizations, have a responsibility to help youth reach their potential. There have been many successes but also important failures. How to build on the successes and correct the failures is the subject of this report. This book has two objectives: to identify the at-risk youth in LAC, and to provide evidence-based guidance to policy makers in LAC countries that will help them to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of their youth investments. The book concludes that governments can be more effective in preventing young people from engaging in risky behavior in the first place and also in assisting those who already are engaged in negative behavior. To support governments in this endeavor, the book provides a set of tools to inform and guide policy makers as they reform and implement programs for at-risk youth. See Less -
Publication 44823 MAY 30, 2008
Cunningham, Wendy; McGinnis, Linda; Verdu, Rodrigo García; Tesliuc, Cornelia; and Verner, Dorte; Disclosed
Latin American countries are generally characterized as displaying high income and earnings inequality overall along with high inequality by gender, race, and ethnicity. ... See More + However, the latter phenomenon is not a major contributor to the former phenomenon. Using household survey data from four Latin American countries (Bolivia, Brazil, Guatemala, and Guyana) for which stratification by race or ethnicity is possible, this paper demonstrates (using Theil index decompositions as well as Gini indices, and 90/10 and 50/10 percentile comparisons) that within-group earnings inequality rather than between-group earnings inequality is the main contributor to overall earnings inequality. Simulations in which the relatively disadvantaged gender and/or racial/ethnic group is treated as if it were the relatively advantaged group tend to reduce overall earnings inequality measures only slightly and in some cases have the effect of increasing earnings inequality measures. See Less -
Policy Research Working Paper WPS4591 APR 01, 2008
Cunningham, Wendy; Jacobsen, Joyce P. Disclosed
Realizing the potential of Latin America and the Caribbean's youth is essential not only to their well being, but also to the long term well being of the whole region. ... See More + Young people's families, communities and governments as private, non-profit, and international organizations have a responsibility to help youth reach their potential. There have been many successes but also important failures. How to build on the successes and correct the failures is the subject of this report. See Less -
Other Social Protection Study 62478 JAN 01, 2008
Cunningham, Wendy; McGinnis, Linda; Verdu, Rodrigo Garcia; Tesliuc, Cornelia; Verner, Dorte English Disclosed
The World Bank has produced this policy Toolkit in response to a growing demand from our government clients and partners for advice on how to create and implement effective policies for at-risk youth. ... See More + The author has highlighted 22 policies (six core policies, nine promising policies, and seven general policies) that have been effective in addressing the following five key risk areas for young people around the world: (i) youth unemployment, underemployment, and lack of formal sector employment; (ii) early school leaving; (iii) risky sexual behavior leading to early childbearing and HIV/AIDS; (iv) crime and violence; and (v) substance abuse. The objective of this Toolkit is to serve as a practical guide for policy makers in middle-income countries as well as professionals working within the area of youth development on how to develop and implement an effective policy portfolio to foster healthy and positive youth development. See Less -
Working Paper 43705 JAN 01, 2008
Cunningham, Wendy; Cohan, Lorena M.; Naudeau, Sophie; McGinnis, Linda English Disclosed
The World Bank has produced this policy Toolkit in response to a growing demand from our government clients and partners for advice on how to create and implement effective policies for at-risk youth. ... See More + The author has highlighted 22 policies (six core policies, nine promising policies, and seven general policies) that have been effective in addressing the following five key risk areas for young people around the world: (i) youth unemployment, underemployment, and lack of formal sector employment; (ii) early school leaving; (iii) risky sexual behavior leading to early childbearing and HIV/AIDS; (iv) crime and violence; and (v) substance abuse. The objective of this Toolkit is to serve as a practical guide for policy makers in middle-income countries as well as professionals working within the area of youth development on how to develop and implement an effective policy portfolio to foster healthy and positive youth development. See Less -
Working Paper 43705 JAN 01, 2008
Cunningham, Wendy; Cohan, Lorena M.; Naudeau, Sophie; McGinnis, Linda Arabic Disclosed
A new literature on the nature of and policies for youth in Latin America is emerging, but there is still very little known about who are the most vulnerable young people. ... See More + This paper aims to characterize the heterogeneity in the youth population and identify ex ante the youth that are at-risk and should be targeted with prevention programs. Using non-parametric methodologies and specialized youth surveys from Mexico and Chile, the authors quantify and characterize the different sub-groups of youth, according to the amount of risk in their lives, and find that approximately 20 percent of 18 to 24 year old Chileans and 40 percent of the same age cohort in Mexico are suffering the consequences of a range of negative behaviors. Another 8 to 20 percent demonstrate factors in their lives that pre-dispose them to becoming at-risk youth - they are the candidates for prevention programs. The analysis finds two observable variables that can be used to identify which children have a higher probability of becoming troubled youth: poverty and residing in rural areas. The analysis also finds that risky behaviors increase with age and differ by gender, thereby highlighting the need for program and policy differentiation along these two demographic dimensions. See Less -
Policy Research Working Paper WPS4377 OCT 01, 2007
Bagby, Emilie; Cunningham, Wendy Disclosed
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|Cognitive and non-cognitive skills for the Peruvian labor market : addressing measurement error through latent skills estimations (English) See More +
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|Investing in your country's children and youth today : good policy, smart economics (English) See More +
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|Youth employment in Sierra Leone : sustainable livelihood opportunities in a post-conflict setting (English) See More +
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|Earnings inequality within and across gender, racial, and ethnic groups in four Latin American Countries (English) See More +
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|Supporting youth at risk : a policy Toolkit for middle income countries (Arabic) See More +
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"The student was introduced to the quadratic formula and how to use for factoring today. We first did a quick review of binomial expansions, factoring, and solving a system of equations. We then used the formula on polynomials which would factor perfectly, just to get a feel for how it works, and then transitioned into working with polynomials without perfect factoring. We also discussed the meaning of the "zeroes" of a function and looked into graphing those as well.
We also discussed his upcoming high school placement test and worked a little on a problem where he must find a formula for the volume of a pyramid. He took that problem home, and depending on his success with it, we will start to work on that one next session."
We also discussed his upcoming high school placement test and worked a little on a problem where he must find a formula for the volume of a pyramid. He took that problem home, and depending on his success with it, we will start to work on that one next session."
"The student's mom suggested I revisit multiplication. I started off with 3 and 4 times table, which was given as homework from our last session. I used flash card for practice and then did an oral testing. I was able to identify the problem the student was struggled with, so I gave him some problems for practice. Assessment was met with 95%."
"Today, we focused on factoring higher order polynomials, which was section 4.4 in her textbook. We worked through a practice sheet on that section provided by her teacher. We then brought out her textbook and we practiced problems from the end of the section. She only initially had trouble factoring quadratics with a coefficient in front, but she quickly caught on. After mastering the section, I helped her with a little bit of schoolwork. I looked over her outline for a research paper she has to write up and gave some good advice."
"Today we did one long quiz with 11 questions. The student scored 100%. She needed a little bit of coaching, but did ok with function notation, composite functions, inverses, and domain/range. Some drills on basic algebra and some things involving graphing and reasoning about graphs might be needed. The key is practice, and the odd-numbered q's at the end of each section in the book are great for this."
"The best problem involved finding the two Real roots and 4 Complex roots for a sixth degree polynomial. We followed up with problems highlighting Rules for Exponents before we got to logarithm material. The student told me that he got a good grade on his last exam. We will be adding a session on Monday to finish catching up."
"We did a full review of the test. Definitely showed improvement over last test. The student's biggest struggle this test was finishing problems. I encouraged him to work harder writing out each step neatly. I also think he could do a bit more solo study."
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Discussion in 'Officers' started by Forces_Sweetheart, Jun 6, 2003.
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Any tips on summer balls... assisting in preparation and attendance thereof?
don't go on a bouncy castle in a kilt
Ditto that for the Bucking Bronco!
FS - what do you want to know?
If it's "How many helium balloons will it take to float a lobster across the marquee?" I may be able to help.
Sounds good to me.
Just wondering what common pitfalls occur in the run-up/at the last minute and how a civvy girlfriend (have car, can make 16 more trips to Salisbury and back for things which have been forgotten) can be useful (rather than get in the way) in the couple of days before the event.
It should be fun. I am bringing three single girlfriends, two of whom are keen to get as debauched as possible.
With surplus single girlfriends didn't you realise that there are loads of balls in Andover etc. Spread your net and I'm sure you'll get loads of invites. Salisbury is excellent positioning for embarking on a Summer Ball spree.
OK, I'm at a loose end this weekend, can I crash somones Ball then? Andover and Salisbury are well within reach....
Can I crash the single friends!
Although my username suggests otherwise, I am male.
Why is a ball necessary for this? One phone call to yours truely and I can have half the British Army at The Porterhouse or "Just"....
What makes you think anyone would follow you
Do we have a gender conflict here?
Now, I for one, would not go out with a guy called Mary!
I too find the name 'Quite Contrary'
Was wnodering how is garden grows
Woo, you are quite right... I can assure you they are not restricting themselves to Balls (ahem).
One is actually leaving her newly found 'boyfriend' at home to attend though. I have warned her that I cannot vouch for the medical approval (or otherwise) of the subbies.
Because I'm not you!
Cue - Wirecutters!
OR have I got the wrong end of the stick? ???
Lifesaver - I'm not one of F_S's Ball guests. Nor am i invited to anything else. I don't know if I'd be well behaved enough...
Maybe you HAVE got the wrong end of the stick. :-/
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Jennifer Worth came from a sheltered background when she became a midwife in the Docklands in the 1950s. The conditions in which many women gave birth just half a century ago were horrifying, not only because of their grimly impoverished surroundings but also because of what they were expected to endure.
But while Jennifer witnessed brutality and tragedy, she also met with amazing kindness and understanding, tempered by a great deal of Cockney humour. She also earned the confidences of some whose lives were truly stranger, more poignant and more terrifying than could ever be recounted in fiction.
Attached to an order of nuns who had been working in the slums since the 1870s, Jennifer tells the story not only of the women she treated but also of the community of nuns (including one who was accused of stealing jewels from Hatton Garden) and the camaraderie of the midwives with whom she trained. Funny, disturbing and incredibly moving, Jennifer's stories bring to life the colourful world of the East End in the 1950s.
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I loved reading this story. It opened my eyes to what life was like. I'm glad I gave birth when I did!
"True Nightingales"
I think this is the quickest I have finished a book. Easy to follow. Easy to understand. But not at all boring.
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What a wonderful insight into women and family life in the 1950's. Stories ranged from sad & tragic to happy and full of joy and all told with a whimsy that kept the stories real in the readers mind.
heartfelt, humanitarian, funny.
I found Stephanie's narration fantastic. all the characters were brought to life with warmth and compassion, especially Sister Evangelina. The cockney banter is lovely.
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highly recommended.
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Fantastic true accounts of courage, sadness,life and death and an insight into the squalid and over crowded housing of yesteryear....Onto book 2 now...Shadows of the workhouse.
"call the midwife "
The TV series was good listening to it is even better.
You can get the feeling & imagination that you are looking over their shoulders. if you like the series then this is a must have
"Well worth listening to !"
a little short but beautiful nonetheless perfect for a weekend listener, look in to the longer books if you enjoy this !
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Ahh, the joys of biotech. In what other industry is it possible to wake up and see the value of your stock triple from what it was the night before?
The latest beneficiary, Human Genome Sciences
Much like Vanda Pharmaceuticals
It's easy to beat yourself up over not getting in on Human Genome Sciences' run-up, but you really shouldn't. Biotech is a game of percentages where neither success nor failure is guaranteed and the return has to justify the estimated chance of success. When it comes to diseases like lupus, where it's difficult to determine the chance of success, I think it's perfectly reasonable to spend your time looking for diseases that are easier to understand.
Human Genome Sciences isn't out of the woods yet; Benlysta still has to pass its second phase 3 trial, the results of which are expected in November. The risk of failure is significantly lower because the trial design is essentially the same. Just don't expect another triple if the second trial is a success.
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Lakefront Ferienhaus mit privatem, Strand und Steg-Ebene. Große Küche, gemütliches Wohnzimmer. 1/4 Meile von Lodi Point State Marine Park.
Bitte beachten Sie: Wir werden mit Homeaway nicht nach 2016 werden die Werbung. Unser Ferienhaus wird noch über andere Online-Ressourcen zur Verfügung stehen.
We chose this cottage due to it's location. It was half way between our home in Michigan and our friend's home in New Hampshire. Neither of us couples had been in the Finger Lake area before. We were greeted by the owners who were friendly and very willing to share their knowledge of the best local flavor. We enjoyed serveral wineries of the area http://www.senecalakewine.com/wineries/wine-trail-maps.html
Especially Miles Winery (which is a direct kayak across the lake from the cottage) and Wagner Vineyards and Brewery (which had a Friday night dance on the deck). We also hiked Watkins Glen Park (the gorge is just breathtaking) and Taugnannock Falls (again beautiful and worth the 30 minute drive). There were fresh fruit and veggie stands a plenty (many owned by Amish famers). One day, we hiked an 8 mile trail in the Finger Lakes National Forest http://www.fs.usda.gov/fingerlakes. Each night we played games in the back family room & sat out on the deck with a glass of wine watching the sunset. Each morning, we woke up and had our coffee again on the deck greeting the day; then into the well stocked, spacious kitchen to make a big breakfast to start the day off right.
The property itself is well maintained and has been renovated. Although neighbors were close, we always felt we had our privacy. Overall the facilities were comfortable and met our needs.
Had a great time for the week. The place is exactly as described and the owners are always available. I highly recommend this cottage.
This house is located near great wineries. Lakelevel front and no stairs. Very spacious house and comfortable furniture. Large kitchen and kitchen table. Everything was clean and well kept. Owners live across the street and couldn't be nicer. After hitting the wineries we all hung out in the back room where the gas fireplace is. Tons of space and COZY. Hated to leave. Fortunately I have a week reserved this summer.
We stayed here for a week with another couple. You can not beat the location with the house right on the beach. There is a wonderful yard where you can sit to enjoy the great view of the lake. It has a full kitchen and plenty of space for everyone. The beds are comfortable and I am sure the lounge in the living room has a permanent imprint because I spent so much time there. I can't say enough good things about the owners. They couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. Thank you for a wonderful relaxing week.
We had a wonderful week on Seneca Lake, while staying in this cottage. It was very clean, roomy & had everything you need to set up housekeeping. I even baked cookies, as there's a great oven, a mixer & cookie trays! The owners, Steve & Mickey, were very helpful, providing us with lots of information and brochures about area attractions. It's the perfect location for a quiet week on the lake or to use as a base for winery tours or exploring upstate NY. We are looking forward to staying here again next summer.
My family had a great time.Owners were very nice and helpful we will be returning!
Privat Seeliegenschaft im Herzen der Finger Lakes Weinland. Mehr als 25 Weinkellereien in 30 Minuten mit dem Auto! Weniger als 1 Stunde, mehrere Museen, darunter das Corning Museum of Glass.
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Maximum stay 30 days.
Refundable deposit must be included with signed rental agreement to secure the reservation.
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On 24 May, there will be an exclusive art-focused event in Seoul organised by Calvin Klein in collaboration with New York's New Museum of Contemporary Art. The American brand will present a special exhibition – entitled Infinite Loop – lasting just a single evening. It's being curated by Lauren Cornell, the Executive Director of Rhizome and Adjunct Curator at the New Museum. The exhibition, a tribute to the legendary video art pioneer Nam June Paik, will involve a group of international artists who will present their own video installations around a specifically created space inside Seoul station.
There will also be a number of hugely important guests attending: the actresses Kate Bosworth and Chloe Moretz, the models Lara Stone and Matthew Terry, the creative directors of the Francisco Costa fashion house, Italo Zucchelli and Kevin Carrigan, the president and CEO Tom Murry, Lisa Phillips, the head of the New Museum, as well as Lauren Cornell, the artists Rafaël Rozendaal and Jeff Crouse, and Karolina Sobecka of Flightphase.
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