Janod - Essential - Volumes - Wooden Early Learning Educational Game 3-In-1 - Teaches Shapes and Colours - Water-Based Paint - from 18 Months, J0506239,31
Janod - Set Of 4 Giant Puzzles to Discover The Human Body - 50, 75 and 100 Pieces - Educational Cards - 12 Languages - Educational Puzzles - from 5 Years Old, J0268128,59
Aquila 138U Kids Multi Color Educational Ukulele StringsAquila brengt met deze 138U een snarenset voor ukelele speciaal gericht op kinderen! Elke snaar heeft een andere kleur, waardoor het makkelijker is om het instrument te leren spelen. Deze snaren zijn gemaakt van Super Nylgut en zijn daardoor bijzonder stabiel en klankvast. De Aquila Kids Multi Color Educational Ukulele Strings zijn geschikt voor sopraan-, concert- en tenor-ukelele in de stemming GCEA stemming met hoge G-snaar.15,10
Migrant Penalties in Educational Achievement - Camilla Borgna - eBook (9789048530991)The integration of second-generation immigrants is a major challenge for European societies. Although born in the host societies, students of immigrant origin often have shorter and less successful educational careers than their native counterparts. Combining statistical and configurational methods, this book investigates whether and why, by the end of compulsory schooling, second-generation immigrants experience a disadvantage in reading, mathematics and science literacy. Migrant achievement penalties exist in all the 17 Western European countries analysed, but they are particularly large in countries where social inequalities in education are milder. This apparent paradox suggests that educational systems traditionally seen as egalitarian might not provide the best learning opportunities to students of immigrant origin. Even in comprehensive systems penalties can be large, if second-generation immigrants are segregated in low-quality schools; conversely, an early inclusion into the s…88,99
Educational mobility of second-generation Turks - Phillipp Schnell - eBook (9789048523184)This volume investigates educational inequalities among children of Turkish immigrants in Austria, France, and Sweden. One of the largest immigrant groups in these countries, Turks nonetheless face discrimination and limited opportunities, and this study shows how those problems play out in education. One of its key findings is that systems that provide more favorable institutional arrangements lead to greater economic mobility in the second generation. -Philipp Schnell is a Post-Doctoral researcher at the Austrian Academy of Sciences and affiliated researcher at the Swiss Forum for Migration and Population Studies.78,99