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Can children in French public schools succeed without private lessons?
This week's L'Express asks the question in an interesting article entitled:
Le Business de la réussite scolaire by Laurence Debril
What is the link between poor public education, money and inequality? For my own analysis regarding English teaching see L'Enseignement de l'anglais et l'inégalité en France.
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Posted by: Nick Matyas | 10 January 2010 at 00:06