Titlebook: Childhood, Youth and Migration; Connecting Global an Christine Hunner-Kreisel,Sabine Bohne Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Swit

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Ethnic Difference and Inequality. An Ethnographic Study of Early Childhood Educational Organizationsters 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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(Temporary) Educational Integration of School-Age Children in the Context of Multiple and Multidirecging 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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Education: Children and Youths in Rural Areas: A German Perspectivemany 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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Making Sense of the Smell of Bangladeshngladeshis. In doing so, it highlights the preconscious and conscious factors that inform the identities that British Bangladeshis express. The paper argues that despite its importance for our sense of belonging, the sense of smell has been neglected in accounts of identity. This discussion leads to

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Qualities of Childhood: Kyrgyz Preschoolers Between Local Exigencies and Global Promisesams 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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From Access to Post-access Concerns: Rethinking Inclusion in Education Through Children’s Everyday Sning 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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Transgenerational Culture Transfer as Social Constructions in Intergenerational Relationships 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

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