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,Quantum Entanglement and Bell’s Inequality,g of well-being. The following article aligns with the literature on well-being and agency within the context of unequal childhood in so far as it intends to shed light on this area of research by focussing on children with a migration background. Perspectives of children with a migration background

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,Quantum Entanglement and Bell’s Inequality,ters and primary schools, this essay reconstructs two patterns of the potential origins of inequality and discusses them in the context of educational policy standards. Designed as a longitudinal ethnographic study the project uses the example of a documentary and practice analysis of a language scr

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A Brief History of Quantum Mechanics,gued that the ongoing process of migration in China, at the same time, is a process of children of migrant workers suffering from unequal childhoods compared to their urban peers. In such divided childhoods, the educational inequality of migrant children who join their parents in the migration has e

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Supriyo Banerjee,Biswajit Maiti,Banaini Sahaging patterns and the ways in which school-age children are involved in migration, focusing specifically on their involvement in multiple and multidirectional migration. The paper suggests that this type of migration is present among two specific groups of students: firstly, those whose families hav

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-9530-9many to be affected by educational disparities more than any other country. These disparities relate to both the participation in education (from daycare facilities for children to universities) and the development of competencies as well as career aspirations and the prospects of their realization.

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Rajiv Pandey,Nidhi Srivastava,Kanishka Tyagiams of World Bank. What are the effects of such programs on local practices and values of child rearing? It is evident that such programs are indifferent as to the local societies in which they work. It is not the local starting point in which they are interested but the global goal at which they ai

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Building Envelope Materials and Designs,ning the frequency of children’s school attendance. Using a range of participatory methods has illuminated children’s active role in co-shaping the outcome of everyday decision-making process concerning school attendance. The findings suggest our understanding of exclusion and inclusion in relation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-287-849-6 age and secondly the end of the social and cultural restrictions regarding older persons which lead due to an increase in numbers to a new claim attitude of participation and activation. The relativization of ages leads to the relativization of intergenerational relations and flows into a society t