Japan: „Primarily due to severe competition to enter the country’s top universities, 60 % of students follow some sort of out-of-school
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Singapur: A system of educational streaming was introduced in the 1970s to ensure the highest possible primary-school completion rates …
Singapur: „A system of educational streaming was introduced in the 1970s to ensure the highest possible primary-school completion rates. The
WeiterlesenEducation can compensate for society only to a very limited extent …
„Education can compensate for society only to a very limited extent. The individual backgrounds of immigrants, such as parental capital
WeiterlesenHighest share of tertiary graduates among immigrants …
„Canada, Ireland, Israel, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom, are the five OECD countries with the highest share of tertiary graduates
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„Although many other factors have an impact on student learning, the significance of instruction time cannot be underestimated since it
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Indien: „Parental pressure for better academic performance was found to be mostly responsible for academic stress, as reported by 66.0 %
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„In Finland, Hong-Kong (China), Macao (China) and Chinese Taipei, students who wish to enter teacher-training programmes must pass a competitive
WeiterlesenIndien: More than half of the parents appoint 3 to 4 private tutors or even more for their wards …
Indien: „More than half of the parents appoint 3 to 4 private tutors or even more for their wards. On
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„We found that youth had more positive feelings toward school in classes where their learning was supported, encouraged, and valued
WeiterlesenStudents coming from poor social background do not benefit from studying in more integrated schools …
„Unlike what policy experts assume, students coming from poor social background do not benefit from studying in more integrated schools.“
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