Kategorie: Chancengerechtigkeit

„Evidence from TIMSS and PIRLS (at around age 10) and PISA (at age 15) indicates that in all OECD countries,

„Parents with low socio-economic status spend less time, on average, on developmental activities with their children, which is a key

„The prenatal period and the first three years of life appear as a critically sensitive period for various forms of

„Evidence from the OECD net childcare cost indicator shows that costs for centre-based ECEC for young children can place an

„Evidence from PISA suggests that the age at which children first enrol in ECEC influences their future performance in school

„Socio-economic background has a strong influence on educational outcomes. In the latest round of the OECD Programme for International Student

„Research with behavioural and neurophysiological paradigms suggests that socioeconomic differences in early cognitive development emerge in the first year of

„Across all countries participating in PIAAC, higher parental education is associated with higher adult educational attainment and skills.“ Jaleh Soroui

„Der Anteil der Eltern mit maximal Pflichtschulabschluss liegt unter den einheimischen Kindern stabil bei lediglich 4 %, während dieser Anteil bei

„Einheimische Kinder leben viermal häufiger in einkommensstarken Haushalten als Kinder aus zugewanderten Familien. Umgekehrt ist der Anteil der Kinder, der