The University, LIS Datacenter and LISER invite you for of the monthly seminar on social inequality and public policies, which will be held due to COVID-19.ONLINE and IN-PERSON
Dr. Thomas LenzDr. Susanne Backes &
Luxembourg Centre for Educational Testing (LUCET),University of Luxembourg
« Different facets of educational inequality in Luxembourg – Findings and Perspectives from the National Educational Report »
Abstract: Like the earlier National Education Reports, the Report 2021 describes the Grand Duchy’s education system as a whole and takes an analytical look at selected key topics – in 2021 « digitalisation » and « education for sustainable development ». Whilst addressing selected key topics in each volume, the report also tackles the « big issues » characterising Luxembourg’s education system, such as educational inequalities. The Report brings together contributions from a variety of disciplines (pedagogics, psychology, linguistics, sociology, etc.). Our presentation will primarily focus on the different facets of educational inequality. In sum, the socio-economic and linguistic background of students continues to have a large impact on their competencies and school careers. A synopsis of different articles shows the extent in which educational inequalities by socio-cultural background can be identified in different dimensions and at different points in the trajectories. The Report 2021 generated a set of debates opening on future research on diversity, inclusion, skills, and the reduction of inequality.
In-person location: Maison Des Arts Et Des Etudiants (MAE) 1st floor
Web address to study: https://bildungsbericht.lu/
In-person location: Maison Des Arts et Des Etudiants (MAE) 1st floor
Please join us on Webex meetings by following the link below
Meeting link: https://unilu.webex.com/unilu/j.php?MTID=md868634976973c5bee8567927dd04743
Meeting ID: 810 6564 2122
Passcode: 123456
If you would like to present your work at SEMILUX, please contact Jason.settels@uni.lu