17 total
5.3.1 Patterns in educational achievement and experience:
5.3.2 Explanations for differences in educational achievement and experience based on social class:
5.3.3 Explanations for differences in educational achievement and experience based on ethnicity:
5.3.4 Explanations for differences in educational achievement and experience based on gender:
5.3.5 Global differences in educational achievement and experience:
5.3.6 Strengths and limitations of the different explanations for differences in educational achievement and experience:
Educational inequality refers to patterns where different groups based on class, ethnicity, gender, and other characteristics have different levels of educational achievement and experience education differently. These groups may be:
🔑 Key Concept: Educational achievement is the extent to which a student, teacher, or institution has achieved their short or long-term educational goals.
Educational inequality has deep historical roots. In the past, schools were largely for children from the most privileged families. Until the 20th century, even in modern industrial societies:
Sign in to view full notes