As developing societies are integrated into the global economy, the perceived value of
education tends to increase in national governments, communities, families, and among
individuals. Individuals’ levels of educational attainment tend to rise as a result of changes in
state policies, community contexts, and family dynamics (Buchmann, C. and Hannum, E. 2001).
Within individual countries, the paths towards increasing educational attainment are not always
linear and not all members of the population are equally affected (Shavit, Y. and Blossfeld, H.-P.
1993). Differences between boys’ and girls’ educational attainments are one of the most common
expressions of this inequality as boys are more often favored for continued schooling than are
girls
As developing societies are integrated into the global economy, the perceived value ofeducation tends to increase in national governments, communities, families, and amongindividuals. Individuals' levels of educational attainment tend to rise as a result of changes instate policies, community contexts, and family dynamics (Buchmann, C. and Hannum, E. 2001).Within individual countries, the paths towards increasing educational attainment are not alwayslinear and not all members of the population are equally affected (Shavit, Y. and Blossfeld, H.-P.1993). Differences between boys' and girls' educational attainments are one of the most commonexpressions of this inequality as boys are more often favored for continued schooling than aregirls
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As Societies are developing Integrated into the Global Economy, the perceived value of
Education tends to increase in National governments, communities, Families, and among
individuals. Individuals' levels of educational Attainment tend to rise As a Result of changes in
State Policies, Community contexts, and Family Dynamics (Buchmann, C. and Hannum, two thousand and one E.).
Within individual Countries, the paths are not always towards increasing educational Attainment.
linear and not all members of the population are equally affected (Shavit, Y. and Blossfeld, H.-P.
one thousand nine hundred ninety-three). Differences between Boys 'and girls' educational attainments are one of the Most common
Expressions of Inequality As this Boys are often favored for Continued More than schooling are
girls.
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As developing societies are integrated into the, global economy the perceived value of
education tends to increase in national. ,,, governments communities families and among
individuals. Individuals' levels of educational attainment tend to rise as. A result of changes in
state policies community contexts, and family, dynamics, (Buchmann C. And, Hannum E. 2001).
Within. Individual, countriesThe paths towards increasing educational attainment are not always
linear and not all members of the population are equally. Affected, (Shavit Y. And, Blossfeld H.-P.
1993). Differences between boys' and girls' educational attainments are one of. The most common
expressions of this inequality as boys are more often favored for continued schooling than are
girls.
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