Discussions highlight the persistent female advantage in scholastic achievement, with examples like mentions of meta-analyses showing stable gender differences across time and countries, such as the mention of a 0.225 SD difference and implications in Sweden. The tone and choice of words reflect a serious, analytical attitude, emphasizing the robustness and societal relevance of the research, which supports their overall positive interest and moderate engagement.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings of the publication, emphasizing the consistent female advantage in scholastic achievement.
InterestHigh interest
Posts express high interest, referencing detailed statistics, historical context, and implications of the gender gap, indicating engagement with the topic.
EngagementModerate engagement
Some discussions delve into methodological details, historical perspectives, and societal implications, reflecting moderate depth of engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
The conversation suggests recognition of the importance of these findings, noting how they influence perspectives on education and gender roles, though not explicitly calling for policy changes.
Abstract in brief
The meta-analysis found that girls tend to outperform boys in teacher-assigned school marks across various educational levels and subjects, with a small but significant female advantage overall.
The female advantage was most prominent in language subjects and less so in math, and factors such as nationality, racial makeup, and gender composition of samples influenced the degree of difference.
Results indicated that this gender gap has remained stable over time and is not affected by recent claims of a "boy crisis," suggesting persistent gender differences in scholastic achievement.
学業成績における男女差のメタ分析をしたよという2014年の研究。基本的に女児の方が成績が良く,特に言語分野で差が大きい。算数分野では差が小さい。発表年による効果はなく,「boy crisis」の存在は否定。/ Gender differences in scholastic achievement: A meta-analysis https://t.co/lIGVSiO6UM
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Jonas Vlachos
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Att flickor får bättre betyg än pojkar är ingen naturlag men mönstret är förbluffande stabilt över tid och mellan länder. Enligt metastudie är skillnaden i snitt 0.225 sd. I Sverige ca 0.3 sd, eller drygt 20 meritpoäng. https://t.co/h8ydrV3qMU https://t.co/Jk4059wcoR
Dec 4, 2020 · 17 likes · 5 shares · 10,390 followersView post →
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Jonas Vlachos
@jonasvlachos · X
@Egus82 @Skolinkvisition Skillnaden var i princip densamma även på 1930-talet. Det är dessutom ett globalt fenomen (metastudie länkad). John Locke uppmärksammade för övrigt detta i 1600-talets England. https://t.co/R2xhJ78zqq
Oct 25, 2022 · 6 likes · 10,390 followersView post →
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Amir Grinstein מחקרהתנהגותי#
@AmirGrinstein · X
@dosspolitte @ZuckermanRoy @omer44888404 @NBhgdrh באמת מעניין. מטה אנליזה בכתב בעת מעולה בפסיכולוגיה מ 2014 מראה באופן ברור ״יתרון נשי״ בלימודים. אגב, גם במקצועות ״גבריים״ כמו חשבון ומדעים.
המטה אנליזה לא זיהתה מדגמים רק של בנות/בנים אבל כן מצאה שבמקצועות״גבריים״ היתרון הנשי נחלש.
https://t.co/AtLz7IKE6a https://t.co/AXWnr0SjLI
Girls have always done better than boys in school. "...magnitude of the female advantage was not affected by year of publication, thereby contradicting claims of a recent "boy crisis" in school achievement..." https://t.co/e7s16ksQ6a
@EricsElectrons @DegenRolf This is from a meta-analysis I read some time ago. I'll add the link if you want to read it.
https://t.co/gYItrH2GGe https://t.co/ipz3FGHWIv
What challenges do girls and boys face in the educational system? Our examination draws on extensive research, highlighting that the only significant differences in brains between genders pertain to size, with most…
This study analyzes gender stereotypes and bias in employment decisions, highlighting a preference for male-dominated roles and the role of information in reducing bias. Motivated decision-makers tend to show less…
@LisaBritton @MisandryE @SteveStuWill Gender Differences in Scholastic Achievement: A Meta-Analysis, Daniel Voyer and Susan D. Voy er University of New Brunswick
"A female advantage in school marks is a common finding in education research, and it extends to most course subjects (e.g., language, math, science),
@dosspolitte @ZuckermanRoy @omer44888404 @NBhgdrh באמת מעניין. מטה אנליזה בכתב בעת מעולה בפסיכולוגיה מ 2014 מראה באופן ברור ״יתרון נשי״ בלימודים. אגב, גם במקצועות ״גבריים״ כמו חשבון ומדעים.
המטה אנליזה לא זיהתה מדגמים רק של בנות/בנים אבל כן מצאה שבמקצועות״גבריים״ היתרון הנשי נחלש.
https://t.co/AtLz7IKE6a https://t.co/AXWnr0SjLI
@EricsElectrons @DegenRolf This is from a meta-analysis I read some time ago. I'll add the link if you want to read it.
https://t.co/gYItrH2GGe https://t.co/ipz3FGHWIv
Girls have always done better than boys in school. "...magnitude of the female advantage was not affected by year of publication, thereby contradicting claims of a recent "boy crisis" in school achievement..." https://t.co/e7s16ksQ6a
@Egus82 @Skolinkvisition Skillnaden var i princip densamma även på 1930-talet. Det är dessutom ett globalt fenomen (metastudie länkad). John Locke uppmärksammade för övrigt detta i 1600-talets England. https://t.co/R2xhJ78zqq
Oct 25, 2022 · 6 likes · 10,390 followersView post →
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Mittens
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@PatchNotesNews @PlayrControllr In science, it tends to pay off to dig further
学業成績における男女差のメタ分析をしたよという2014年の研究。基本的に女児の方が成績が良く,特に言語分野で差が大きい。算数分野では差が小さい。発表年による効果はなく,「boy crisis」の存在は否定。/ Gender differences in scholastic achievement: A meta-analysis https://t.co/lIGVSiO6UM
Aug 6, 2021 · 20 likes · 7 shares · 9,271 followersView post →
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Michell Grönlund
@michellgronlund · X
RT @jonasvlachos: Att flickor får bättre betyg än pojkar är ingen naturlag men mönstret är förbluffande stabilt över tid och mellan länder.…
Dec 5, 2020 · 5 shares · 1,430 followersView post →
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Madeleine Hedenbergh
@MadeleineMaddis · X
RT @jonasvlachos: Att flickor får bättre betyg än pojkar är ingen naturlag men mönstret är förbluffande stabilt över tid och mellan länder.…
Dec 4, 2020 · 5 shares · 1,328 followersView post →
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Chu Schu
@ChuSchu1 · X
RT @jonasvlachos: Att flickor får bättre betyg än pojkar är ingen naturlag men mönstret är förbluffande stabilt över tid och mellan länder.…
Att flickor får bättre betyg än pojkar är ingen naturlag men mönstret är förbluffande stabilt över tid och mellan länder. Enligt metastudie är skillnaden i snitt 0.225 sd. I Sverige ca 0.3 sd, eller drygt 20 meritpoäng. https://t.co/h8ydrV3qMU https://t.co/Jk4059wcoR
Dec 4, 2020 · 17 likes · 5 shares · 10,390 followersView post →
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