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Schulreform, Systemvergleich und die Frage der Bildungsgerechtigkeit

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Wie lässt sich ein Bildungssystem so weiterentwickeln, dass es für mehr oder überhaupt erst für Gerechtigkeit sorgen kann? Diese Frage ist populär und findet sich in zahllosen Diskussionen, aber sie führt bei näherem Hinsehen auch schnell in Untiefen und erlaubt keine leichten Antworten, etwa derart, dass Gesamtschulen einen Gerechtigkeitsschub auslösen würden.

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Oelkers, J. (2018). Schulreform, Systemvergleich und die Frage der Bildungsgerechtigkeit. In: Imlig, F., Lehmann, L., Manz, K. (eds) Schule und Reform. Educational Governance, vol 39. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19498-7_22

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