How children’s social class is impacting their relationship with teachers

How close teachers are to the kids they teach varies significantly by the child’s social class. That’s according to new research published this morning by the ESRI. Research Professor at ESRI and Co-Author of the report Emer Smyth explained the findings with Anton.

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How close teachers are to the kids they teach varies significantly by the child’s social class. That’s according to new research published this morning by the ESRI. Research Professor at ESRI and Co-Author of the report Emer Smyth explained the...

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