causes of educational inequality/disparity
ACCESSIBILITY
money
Families that are more wealthy can afford for their children to go to schools that may have more funding to better prepare students and have more resources to do so.
Especially in developing nations, there is still a need for an implementation of more accessible education system for students to have the same education with accomodations to their physical and learning disabilites.
gender
resources
Senses Schools that do not have enough resources as others may result in the inequality of the students' education across schools. This includes having an insuffcient number of teachers and other factors such as accessibility to technology.
There are educational facitilies that prefer boys more than accepting girls due to stereotypical views of a society that restrict women from having educational opportunities.
CAUSES OF EDUCATIONAL INEQUALITY/DISPARITY
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causes of educational inequality/disparity
ACCESSIBILITY
money
Families that are more wealthy can afford for their children to go to schools that may have more funding to better prepare students and have more resources to do so.
Especially in developing nations, there is still a need for an implementation of more accessible education system for students to have the same education with accomodations to their physical and learning disabilites.
gender
resources
Senses Schools that do not have enough resources as others may result in the inequality of the students' education across schools. This includes having an insuffcient number of teachers and other factors such as accessibility to technology.
There are educational facitilies that prefer boys more than accepting girls due to stereotypical views of a society that restrict women from having educational opportunities.