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The Phenomenon of Education Inequality and Ways to Alleviate the Inequality
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Abstract
With the economic development of various countries, the importance of the education industry is also increasingly reflected. After all, education is the driving force of national development. Therefore, the topic of promoting educational equity has attracted much attention from the academic circle. At present, there are still significant problems in the development of education, which is affected by gender, race and regional differences. With the theme of how to promote educational equity and improve unfair treatment in education, the author mainly adopted the literature review method to study and analyze the inequities caused by gender, race and regional differences in education, and found the severity of inequities. In response to the problem of inequity, the author put forward relevant measures that the government and citizens can take, as well as suggestions on ways to avoid more inequity, hoping to have a certain effect on reducing educational inequity. Through the research, it can be concluded that absolute unfairness can be broken through the efforts of the government and the people.
Keywords
education inequality, gender inequality, race inequality and inequality in different areas
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Liu,Y. (2023). The Phenomenon of Education Inequality and Ways to Alleviate the Inequality. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,30,253-258.
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