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The study found a higher rate of crime among the low-skills group. File pic
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Research shows people who struggle with reading and maths as teenagers suffer lasting disadvantage, especially if they are women or Māori.
The New Zealand Work Research Institute at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) found low scores in maths and reading tests at age 15 were associated with worse incomes, qualifications and crime and health statistics 11 years later.
It found women with poor literacy and numeracy had the lowest average incomes and were most likely to have children by their mid-20s.
However, males who tested badly at age 15 went on to earn about the same and be employed at about the same rate as females who had better literacy and numeracy when they were 15.
Māori who scored better than the low-skills group in reading and maths at age 15 had similar average earnings to Pākehā with low skills and lower rates of educational attainment than Pākehā with similar skills.
The study followed the education and employment experience of 51,700 people who sat the 2009 PISA assessments and could be tracked through Statistics New Zealand data until 2020.
It said 19 percent of the cohort had low skills in reading and/or maths as measured by PISA and the remainder of the group were described as “above-baseline”.
The report said 17 percent of the low-skills students went on to enrol in Bachelor’s degrees, but nearly half did not complete the qualification, whereas 40 percent of the above-baseline group held Bachelor’s degrees.
The study found the low-skills group had higher rates of hospitalisation and medical treatment than those above baseline.
“There is also little difference in the overall rate of mental health issues. However, the low-skills group are more likely to have substance abuse issues, while those in the above-baseline group are more likely to have sleep and eating problems and personality disorders,” the report said.
The study found a higher rate of crime among the low-skills group.
“More than a quarter of individuals in the low-skills group have had at least one conviction by 2020 compared with 8 percent of the above-baseline group.”
Professor Gail Pacheco
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One of the researchers, Professor Gail Pacheco, said the results were especially worrying because teenagers’ literacy and numeracy results had declined since 2009.
“When this was done nearly 20 percent of 15-year-olds fell into the low-skilled group and we know that our PISA results in terms of reading and maths are declining so this group is getting bigger and that’s going to have cohort effects on our labour market in the future,” she said.
“It’s going to have effects on the economy in terms of finding skilled workers but also effects on those individuals and their families if they aren’t able to get future employment.”
Professor Pacheco said the study had worrying results for Māori.
“It doesn’t seem like having higher skills in reading and maths is enough of a protective factor for Māori. For instance, Māori don’t seem to get that benefit from higher skills the same way New Zealand Europeans do. We found that Māori in the higher-skills group have similar average earnings to the New Zealand Europeans who have lower reading skills.”
She said the results highlighted the importance of ensuring young people could read, write and do maths well.
“Early intervention is really key because by 15 there are some life-course patterns that are already evident at least for the next 10 years,” she said.
The government is trying to raise literacy and numeracy and is introducing maths, reading and writing tests in 2024 that teenagers must pass before they can be awarded any level of the NCEA qualification.
The online tests were scheduled to be trialled in schools this week.
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Das offizielle Musikvideo zum EINE WELT-Song „Molotov zum Blumenstrauß“, der erstplatzierte Song der dritten Runde des Song Contests „Dein Song für EINE WELT!“: Hochpolitischer Rap mit starker Message – jetzt ansehen!
Alle Songs und Songtexte zum Download sowie Bestellmöglichkeit des kostenfreien EINE WELT-Albums Vol. 3 unter https://www.eineweltsong.de
„Molotov zum Blumenstrauß“ ist die Hymne des Schulwettbewerbs zur Entwicklungspolitik „alle für EINE WELT für alle“ und begleitet die neunte Wettbewerbsrunde musikalisch.
Mit seinem Song sendet das Duo Byrd & Ward einen Weckruf an die Elterngeneration und liefert einen Gegenentwurf zu der Welt, in der die beiden Künstler aufgewachsen sind. Dabei steht für sie vor allem der Wunsch nach einem friedlichen Zusammenleben in der EINEN WELT im Mittelpunkt.
Neben Byrd & Ward mit ihrem Song „Molotov zum Blumenstrauß“ zählen auch die Band „Die Totenköpfe“ mit ihrem Song „Kinder dieser Welt“ sowie Alina feat. Mika mit ihrem Song „Mutter Erde“ zu den Hauptgewinnerinnen und -gewinnern. Ebenfalls auf dem Album sind die Songs „Love and Unity“ von „The Elites“ aus Malawi (Afrika-Sonderpreis) und „Caminos de Esperanza“ der Colombia Caritas aus Kolumbien (Lateinamerika-Sonderpreis).
Bis zum 25. Juni 2019 hatten junge Menschen im Alter von 10 bis 25 Jahren Gelegenheit, ihren eigenen Song zu komponieren und sich musikalisch mit Themen globaler Entwicklung auseinanderzusetzen. Die Gewinnerinnen und Gewinner des Song Contests „Dein Song für EINE WELT!“ haben als Band, Solo, Duo oder Chor ihre Songs eingereicht. Rund 500 musikalische Beiträge zu Themen der EINEN WELT wurden in der dritten Runde des Song Contests von über 2.500 Kindern und Jugendlichen aus aller Welt eingereicht. Durch ein mehrstufiges Juryverfahren und ein User-Voting wurden die Gewinnersongs gekürt, die zum EINE WELT-Album Vol. 3 produziert wurden.
Mehr Informationen zum Song Contest unter: https://www.eineweltsong.de
Video produziert von: Kreuzberger Musikalische Aktion e.V.
Regie: John Richter (Instagram: @john.richter)
Kamera: John Richter
Musik produziert/Gemischt: Felix Gebauer
Mastering Musik: Michael Zimmerling
Künstler Instagram: Ward @wardhanna02, Byrd: @georgebyrd
On Tuesday, in the pre-meeting of the Casper city council, they discussed what progress the city has made in approving artist Chris Navarro’s prospective art installation Windhenge.
The project, which Navarro originally came to council with on June 14, would repurpose used wind turbine blades into an art installation that would look similar to Stonehenge.
The company NextEra would be providing all of the funding for the project, as well as the blades, which would come from Minnesota and Colorado, though the city would still need to provide the area and the maintenance on the project.
Navarro said at the meeting that after he appeared before the council initially in June, he has been contacted by the mayor of Cheyenne and people from the city of Mills, who are both interested in building the project.
While all members of the council are in favor of the project for various reasons, some, like Mayor Ray Pacheco and Councilmember Amber Pollock wanted to consult artists in the community before moving forward.
Pollock said she currently opposes the project because there has not yet been a public hearing on the issue.
“Any public art we install, we need to plan on it being there forever, because the public will become attached to it, and will not want to see it moved, changed, altered, anything done to it, ever in perpetuity,” Pollock said. “So to me, then, it makes sense for us to have a really robust process around making sure that if we are in fact dedicating land to public art, we have engaged as many stakeholders as we can to make sure that the art that goes there is what we want, is going to connect to the community, is going to serve people…at this point I don’t think I’d support this because there’s never been a public initiative to expand our public art offerings. Something I want to see in place first before we start pursuing public art projects. I love public art projects, but I think we’re putting the cart ahead of the horse here.”
Councilmember Bruce Knell said that they don’t need to consult the local art community about this project due to it being built on city land.
John Henley, the city attorney, said that there is an artist in Minnesota, Randy Olsen, using the name Windhenge Art-Works, so he believes Navarro should change the name of his piece to avoid any issues of copyright infringement.
While most members gave a thumbs up for the city to move forward and consult stakeholders at some point in the future, Mayor Pacheco and councilmember Pollock gave a thumbs down.
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