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Boys outperform girls on the math portion of the SAT, especially at the top of the scoring distribution, accounting for 61% of the top decile. On the verbal skills section of the SAT, there is no gender gap in the top decile, while boys account for 57% of students scoring in the bottom decile.
GPA and gender Girls have long had an edge over boys when it comes to grades. In 2019, the average GPA for girls was 3.23 compared to 3.0 for boys.
A few others have found small differences, with boys slightly better at math and girls slightly better at reading and literature. Still other studies have found the differences not only are small, but have been getting smaller in recent years compared to earlier studies.
Similar to many other cognitive tasks, the completion of a test requires time. Consequently, gender differences in the ability to sustain performance during a test can affect these documented gender gaps in test scores.
Recent studies in the developed world have shown a reversal in academic performance between males and females, with females outperforming males in almost all disciplines at various levels of the educational ladder (see Grant and Behrman 2010; Tshabalala and Ncube 2016; Morita et al.
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According to a recent study of tens of thousands of students and their teachers, girls are often awarded more favorable grades than males with the same academic abilities. This prejudice against boys may spell the difference between passing and failing classes like math.

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