独立金融研究机构英国财政研究所(The Institute for Fiscal1 Studies)通过研究得出了这一结论:当前教育政策的目的是给参加 GCSE 、 A-Level 考试和上大学的贫困学生及家庭条件困难的学生们提供更多的教育资助。这个结论与上几代富裕家庭的孩子从教育资助中获益更多形成了鲜明对比。
Independent researchers say that poorer children taking their GCSEs in 2010 had almost ten thousand pounds more spent on their school years than wealthier children.
独立研究人员们说,在2010年参加普通中等教育证书考试(GCSE)的相对贫困的孩子们上学期间得到的资助要比更富裕的孩子们多出将近一万英镑。
The study says this represents a complete turnaround from previous generations when richer families took the lion's share of education budgets.
这项调查称,这意味着和前几代人相比,情况发生了彻底的变化:此前,相对富裕的家庭得到了大部分的教育预算。
The change is a consequence of policy since the early 2000s targeting money at disadvantaged children, and also because many poorer youngsters2 are now staying on for A-levels and university and so benefiting longer from education funding.
之所以发生这一转变,是因为自2000年以来,政府实施了针对资助家庭条件困难儿童的的政策,同时还由于有很多贫穷的年轻人现在会留在学校参加 A-level 考试或决定上大学进修,所以他们会从教育资金中获益更久。
The researchers say this has been a remarkable.
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