INEQUALITY IN EDUCATION

The strategies for addressing educational inequality at ministry level except

• Equalize funding across public school

• Invest more for children with special needs

• Reduce working hours among the teachers

• Provide high quality professional development and support

Offer college preparation support to high school students, particularly those from underprivileged backgrounds who may lack access to resources and information about higher education. This strategy under the level of

• Community

• School

Educational Inequality is the fair distribution of academic resources, such as technology, textbooks, experienced instructors, and school money.

• True

• False

It is the apparent disparity of the education sector and an uneven dissemination of opportunity in the realm of politics, job opportunities, wealth and in other areas of life. 

• Equity

• Equality

• Inequality

• Inclusion

Which of the following are the main factors of educational inequality ?

I. Income inequity

II. Social structure and culture

III. Gender

IV. Racial inequlity

• I & II

• I, II & IV

• I,III & IV

• All above

Children from families with less educated parents, predominantly from rural background, have benefited more from expansion of basic education

• Yes

• No

There is a positive correlation between parents' educational attainment and the educational outcomes of their offspring.

• True

• False

How does educational inequality impact individuals' health outcomes?

• It leads to universal access to quality healthcare.

• It has no correlation with health outcomes.

• Contributes to disparities in healthcare access and outcomes.

• Ensures equal treatment in healthcare regardless of education level

How does limited access to quality education impact an individual's earning potential?

• Guarantees high-paying jobs regardless of educational background

• It has no effect on an individual's earning potential.

• Individuals with lower quality access in education earn less compared to those with better education.

• Ensures equal wages for all professions irrespective of educational profession.

What is one challenge faced by schools with low funding disparities in terms of staffing?

• Difficulty in attracting qualified teachers

• Overstaffing leading to high costs

• Access to extensive professional development opportunities

• Availability of specialized support services for students