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School epiphytotic
The systematic eviction of the deprived

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School epiphytotic derives from a botanical metaphor and is finding way in the school universe. As for mildew or rust affecting a huge number of vegetal of the same species, radically deterministic in education, the epiphytotic there is an early massive elimination of poor pupils. From a return prospect, school epiphytotic resembles an orthogenesis and is similar to social reproduction. Thus, inequalities mutate, are transmitted through a progressive process with a one way variation affecting negatively groups wrecked by poverty. Education should be synonymous to social promotion, that's why the school is displeased with a deep feeling of self-reproach. Mobility should be the school's creed, it should not act toward the social elevator blocking. From there rises the necessity to adopt steps for structures, politics and curricula's revision in order to better combat inequalities and foster promotion for all in the school system.

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Professeure agrégée, Salimata TRAORE RAWLINGS is a confirmed ethno-anthropologist and educational scientist. Showing a real passion for epistemology, her researches are a real yearning for excellence in knowledge acquisition, as one more step towards what it means to be human. 


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Authors Salimata Traoré Rawlings
Publisher Éditions universitaires européennes
 
Content Book
Product form Paperback / Softback
Publication date 09.10.2017
Subject Humanities, art, music > Education > Education system
 
EAN 9786202263825
ISBN 9786202263825
Pages 96
Dimensions (packing) 15 x 22 cm
 
Subjects Bildungswesen: Organisation und Verwaltung
Bildungsstrategien und -politik
 

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