England: „Over the last twenty-five years, 19 winners of the Nobel Prize have been born in the UK. Of those
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Half of the expenditure on tertiary education from private sources…
„In Australia, Chile, Japan, Korea and the United States, over half of the expenditure on tertiary education comes from private
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„In Korea, for example, 80 % of students are enrolled in private institutions, and more than 40 % of the education budget
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„In the United States, the average annual tuition fee charged by independent private institutions for bachelor’s or equivalent level is
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„Alle Gesamtschulsysteme haben andere Modi der Segregation entwickelt. Der einfachste und banalste, der übrigens im Moment massiv im Vormarsch ist
WeiterlesenSpanish households responded to immigration by increasing their educational expenditures …
„Spanish households responded to immigration by increasing their educational expenditures. This result was mainly driven by an important native flight
WeiterlesenSüdkorea: The share of GDP devoted to educational institutions is among the highest in OECD countries …
Südkorea: „The share of GDP devoted to educational institutions (for all education levels combined) is among the highest in OECD
WeiterlesenJapan: In 2012 the private preparatory school market in Japan was valued at $9.2 billion …
Japan: „Yano Research Institute, based in Tokyo, estimated that during the 2012 fiscal year, the private preparatory school market in
WeiterlesenKanada: About 42.6 % of expenditure for tertiary education in 2010 comes from private sources …
Kanada: „About 42.6 % of expenditure for tertiary education in 2010 comes from private sources (compared to the OECD average of
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England: „The gap between more disadvantaged pupils and others had grown wider on average in academies than in comparable maintained
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