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Extra support fails to raise standards
UK education inspectors have found that African-Caribbean, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi children are still under-achieving, despite improved education authority support for ethnic minorities. Inspectors suggest recruiting more ethnic-minority teachers and finding more positive role models for ethnic-m...
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Published in: | The Times Educational Supplement 2001-10 (4451), p.9 |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | UK education inspectors have found that African-Caribbean, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi children are still under-achieving, despite improved education authority support for ethnic minorities. Inspectors suggest recruiting more ethnic-minority teachers and finding more positive role models for ethnic-minority youth. |
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ISSN: | 0040-7887 |