How Inequalities in Academic Performance Evolve in Lower Secondary School in France: A Longitudinal Follow-up of Students.

In France, school is compulsory until age 16, and all students follow the same curriculum from primary through lower secondary school. Yet national and international surveys reveal wide gaps in school achievement across social backgrounds, which educational policies have tried to address. Are they s...

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Publicado en:Population (1634-2941) Vol. 74; no. 4; pp. 507 - 540
Autores principales: CAYOUETTE-REMBLIÈRE, Joanie, MOULIN, Léonard
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Institut National d'Etudes Demographiques 2019
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        Academic achievement
        Educational equalization
        Social background
        Education policy
        Secondary schools
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          Academic achievement
          Educational equalization
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          Administration of Education Programs
          Other local, municipal and regional public administration
          Other provincial and territorial public administration
          Secondary schools
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        academic careers
        compensatory education
        educational inequalities
        France
        lower secondary school
        performance measures
        social classes
        academic careers
        compensatory education
        educational inequalities
        France
        lower secondary school
        performance measures
        social classes
      ab: In France, school is compulsory until age 16, and all students follow the same curriculum from primary through lower secondary school. Yet national and international surveys reveal wide gaps in school achievement across social backgrounds, which educational policies have tried to address. Are they succeeding? Using survey data from the French Ministry of Education, the authors measure students' academic performance at the beginning and end of lower secondary school, demonstrating that social inequalities are reinforced throughout students' school careers.
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