Meanings of educational inequalities in English

How can we reform a funding system that entrenches existing educational inequalities?

So how can we address educational inequalities from inside the classroom?

Aim: To examine to what extent risk factors could explain educational inequalities in SGA.

Conclusion: Our results suggest the presence of educational inequalities in quality of diabetes care.

The decline of relative educational inequalities was largest in Norway (men and women) and Austria (men).

Mr Trevino said the philosophy behind charter schools means competition between schools is encouraged which only widens educational inequalities.

Perhaps some of the persistent educational problems, in part due to gross educational inequalities, require a different way of thinking.

During the study period educational inequalities in smoking widened, as the less highly educated came increasingly to form the smoking population.

The CEO of the Three Saints Academy Trust, Kirsty Tennyson, says the gap in educational inequalities will have grown hugely during lockdown.

Especially the large increase in absolute educational inequalities in daily smoking in Croatia and Italy are worrisome and warrant attention from the public health domain.

Conclusion: Educational inequalities in health are still present after work exit.

Background: Educational inequalities in health have been widely reported.