10/17/2008 6:32:00 AM
BBC 16 October
Girls already have a well-established educational lead over boys by the time they start school, a study claims. The study of 15,000 UK children suggests girls are two months ahead of boys in tests of verbal, non-verbal and visual skills by the age of five. The study from the Institute of Education in London suggests that trend begins before they even reach school. BBC
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