ISOTIS key message: European policies must be sensitive to diverse values and cultural expectations of families to avoid unintended side effects of increasing educational inequality
30 março, 2020
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European policies must be sensitive to diverse values and cultural expectations of families to avoid unintended side effects of increasing educational inequality. This is a key message from the ISOTIS integrative report that addresses the findings from all the studies on patterns and mechanisms of inequalities in educational careers.
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