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Meanings of educational inequalities in English
Spanish
desigualdad educativa Synonyms
Examples for "educational inequality"
Examples for "educational inequality"
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Closing more schools and blaming teachers will not eliminate the educational inequality that our children live with.
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If our main goal is eradicating educational inequality, then our investment priority must always be the early years.
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Bob Collins told the commission's annual conference that Northern Ireland must work to rid itself of educational inequality.
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And Trudeau must tackle the root causes of educational inequality rather than just throwing money at the problem.
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Mr Johnson made multiple recommendations throughout the report including addressing educational inequality and connecting school leavers to work.
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Ms Stuart said she was hopeful the proposed changes would address inequality in education.
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The new Junior Cert will pit school against school and deepen social inequalities in education, teachers say.
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Apartheid created deep inequalities in education.
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Without these reports we would never have known that gender pay inequalities in education might be wider than average.
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Educational attainment, not just years in school, is such a major determinant of health that inequalities in education automatically lead to health inequalities.
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The new Junior Cert will pit school against school and deepen social inequalities in education, teachers say.
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Apartheid created deep inequalities in education.
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Without these reports we would never have known that gender pay inequalities in education might be wider than average.
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Educational attainment, not just years in school, is such a major determinant of health that inequalities in education automatically lead to health inequalities.
Usage of educational inequalities in English
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How can we reform a funding system that entrenches existing educational inequalities?
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So how can we address educational inequalities from inside the classroom?
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Aim: To examine to what extent risk factors could explain educational inequalities in SGA.
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Conclusion: Our results suggest the presence of educational inequalities in quality of diabetes care.
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The decline of relative educational inequalities was largest in Norway (men and women) and Austria (men).
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Mr Trevino said the philosophy behind charter schools means competition between schools is encouraged which only widens educational inequalities.
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Perhaps some of the persistent educational problems, in part due to gross educational inequalities, require a different way of thinking.
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During the study period educational inequalities in smoking widened, as the less highly educated came increasingly to form the smoking population.
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The CEO of the Three Saints Academy Trust, Kirsty Tennyson, says the gap in educational inequalities will have grown hugely during lockdown.
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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.
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Conclusion: Educational inequalities in health are still present after work exit.
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Background: Educational inequalities in health have been widely reported.
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