Kategorie: Chancengerechtigkeit

„OECD data show large socio-economic gaps in maths scores for 15-year-olds. […] This is, at least partly, a hangover from

„Investing in high-quality ECEC is a cost-effective way to significantly enhance children’s cognitive, social and emotional growth, as skills developed

„Gaps in participation and quality in ECEC are a likely factor contributing to growing differences in academic performance between the

„Inequalities between children start during the prenatal period and are evident in multiple domains of early development of young children.

„High-income and well-educated families are more likely to invest in their children’s early development, learning and well-being in multiple ways,

„Inequalities of opportunities that start in the early years continue throughout childhood. On average across OECD countries, 12.4% of children

„In 2023, on average across countries, 3-5-year-old children from low-income families continued to participate less in regulated ECEC services (86%)

„Not enrolling children who would benefit from ECEC is a missed opportunity but evidence also suggests that enrolling children in

„Early (i.e. below age 2) and more intensive (i.e. more hours per day) enrolment in ECEC can have positive effects

„Data from PISA shed light on the association between participation in ECEC and students’ outcomes at age 15 and its