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Impact of family background on children’s education unchanged in a century

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The family background of UK children still influences their educational achievements at primary school as much as it did nearly one hundred years ago.

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Growing gap in children’s socio-emotional skills

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The gap between children with the highest and lowest socio-emotional skills has increased over the past three decades.

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Session: #427 In the week when the OECD published their latest report, noting that educational

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Educational tracking creates artificial inequalities among students

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Barriers to Educational Equality

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#UKEdChat Session 390 – Thursday 8th February 2018 In the week marking 100 years since

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Child abuse and neglect linked to gender inequality

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Children growing up in societies that experience high levels of gender inequality — irrespective of

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Why so few poor, white working class boys go on to take A levels

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White working class boys from poor neighbourhoods face a ‘double disadvantage’ of low family income

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Key Inequalities in Northern Ireland Education Identified

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“Education determines the extent to which our children can realise their full potential in all

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Stereotypes Continue to Obstruct Equality

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– In shocking research recently revealed, it appears that men and women are twice as

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Session 183: Education & Inequality

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– Date: Thursday 2nd January 2014 Host: Peter Coville Subject: Education and Inequality. Summary: Just

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