age segregation造句

• But now there's rampant age segregation as well.
• Sociologists now refer to " generation gap " as " institutional age segregation ".
• James Coleman argues that age segregation is the root of a separate youth culture.
• Age grading in schools has significant impact on age segregation among adolescent peer groups.
• "Such artificial ` age segregation'is unnecessary and ill conceived,"
• This relates to not having Age Segregation.
• But, because of age segregation, about seven job seekers over 55 compete for each opening in that bracket.
• Age grading in schools has significant impact on "'age segregation "'among adolescent peer groups.
• Some researchers have noted the simultaneous rise in age segregation and adolescent adjustment problems such as suicide, delinquency, and premarital pregnancy.
• Perhaps the increased prevalence of age segregation contributed to the problems of modern youth, and these problems represent a difference in values.
• Age segregation in the U . S . was a product of industrialization, Western formal schooling, child labor laws, social services agencies, and the rise of disciplines such as Psychology and Education.
• Many unschoolers believe that the conditions common in conventional schools, like age segregation, a low ratio of adults to children, a lack of contact with the community, a lack of people in professions other than teachers or school administration, an emphasis on the smarter children, shaming of the failing children, and an emphasis on sitting, create an unhealthy social environment.
• Further, John B . Carpenter, noted eight objections to the FICM : ( 1 ) The sufficiency of scripture : that scripture doesn't explicitly teach it; ( 2 ) Divisiveness : noted by Mathis above; ( 3 ) Contradicts Scripture : that Titus 2 recommends just the sorts of age segregation the FIC condemns; ( 4 ) Undermines the Authority of the Offices in the church : that pastors are called to teach in churches, not fathers; ( 5 ) The FIC Misreads Church History : that there have been age-segregated movements from the early days of church history; ( 6 ) The FIC is a Cure for a Disease that's Not Prevalent : that what it objects to isn't a widespread problem; ( 7 ) Misdefinition of the Church : that the church consists of individual believers, not family units; ( 8 ) Familism : that it appears to make the family the ultimate loyalty.