... study reveals that climate change intensifies existing gendered and socio-economic inequalities in Ghana's education system. This situation demands leadership that unites ethics, inclusion, and sustainability. PEL emerges as the ethical infrastructure that translates intersectional awareness...

... with the aim of using the data to identify student population. The needs assessment can look at aspects such as the students’ racial and ethnic backgrounds, socioeconomic status and students’ disabilities to ensure access and success of all students. Social implications Inequities around access...

..., coupled by rising fixed costs, led many districts to increase local funding, but to a much lesser degree to impose user fees for transportation and extracurricular activities (Massachusetts Department of Education, 2008). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Inequality Free education...

... the mainstream achievement gap narrative as an example, the authors consider the ways in which historical scholarship can effectively disrupt current conceptions of educational inequality and opportunity in the USA. Findings – The paper suggests researchers close the “history gap” by engaging historical...

... not. Today’s business ethos suggests that techniques from managerial psychology could be applied to improve the quality of delivery of our higher educational services, thereby preventing further erosion of international social capital. Australia Fees Grants Perception Inequality National cultures...