USA: „Residential sorting by income over the last 30 to 40 years has shunted high-income and low-income students into separate
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USA: Houses near a high-scoring public school cost more …
USA: „Houses near a high-scoring public school cost more than $200,000 more than comparable houses near low-scoring schools.“ Univ.-Prof. Dr. Robert Putnam,
WeiterlesenUSA: Socioeconomic status (SES) even more important than test scores in predicting which eighth graders would graduate from college …
USA: „As the twenty-first century opened, a family’s socioeconomic status (SES) had become even more important than test scores in
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„The roots of many cognitive and behavioral differences that appear in middle childhood and adolescence are often already present by
WeiterlesenGood day care makes less difference to child development than good parenting …
„Good day care makes less difference to child development than good parenting – but, on average, children of more educated
WeiterlesenPoverty still has a direct effect on child cognitive development …
„Even after controlling for parenting investment, poverty still has a direct effect on child cognitive development, especially if the household
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„The student populations in Norway, Switzerland, Austria, and the Netherlands are relatively representative of the population with regard to students’
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Englands Erfahrung mit der Privatisierung von Schulen („academies“): „The gap between more disadvantaged pupils and others had grown wider on
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„Social mobility in the UK is relatively low by international standards and has not increased over the past 40 years
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„It is important to underline that a poor rate of social mobility is a systemic problem in the UK, which
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