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Voices: ‘It’s not the schools or the kids; it’s the parents’: Readers on why white working-class pupils are falling behind
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The educational outcomes of white working-class pupils have been a subject of concern in recent years, with various studies highlighting the disparities in achievement compared to their peers from other socio-economic backgrounds. Research has often pointed to a complex interplay of factors contributing to these disparities, including socio-economic status, access to resources, and cultural capital. The latest report has ignited a discussion about the relative importance of these factors, including the role of parental involvement and the impact of poverty on educational attainment.
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Voices: ‘It’s not the schools or the kids; it’s the parents’: Readers on why white working-class pupils are falling behind
A major report into white working-class educational outcomes has sparked passionate debate among our community on everything from the role of parents and poverty to whether schools are too focused on academic success
2 Jul, 06:00
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