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Peer effects and shadow education

Economic Modelling, 2022
Zheng Pan, Donald Lien, Hao Wang
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The Phenomenon of Shadow Education

Shadow education, often referred to as private supplementary tutoring or parallel education, has emerged as a pervasive and intriguing phenomenon worldwide. This abstract delves into the multifaceted dimensions of shadow education, shedding light on its prevalence, motivations, consequences, and implications for formal education systems.
Regan Murugesan, Sathish Kumar Kumaravel, Kala Raja Mohan, Nagadevi Bala Nagaram, Narmada Devi Rathinam   +4 more
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Shadow Education of Mathematics in China

2017
Generally speaking, students can learn mathematics both in their formal schooling and outside school. Therefore, when we discuss students’ mathematics learning and achievement, the role of out-of-school learning cannot be ignored. This chapter aims at highlighting the importance of shadow education in mathematics to the overall picture of Chinese ...
Lidong Wang, Kan Guo
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Shadow education

2023
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Plasmonic Nanostructure Engineering with Shadow Growth

Advanced Materials, 2023
Peer Fischer, Hyeon-Ho Jeong
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DOES SHADOW EDUCATION AGGRAVATE INEQUALITY OF EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES

2017
The “shadow education” system of privatesupplementary tutoring has become quite common in East Asian countriesnowadays. Based on the data of Programme for International Student Assessment2012 (PISA 2012), the paper analyzes the influence of shadow education on themathematical literacy of students of Shanghai, Hong Kong, Japan and Korea bymeans of a ...
HU, Yongmei, FAN, Wenfeng, DING, Weili
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Shadow Education Systems

2015
Chong-Jae Lee, Hyun-Jeong Park, Heesook Lee   +2 more
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EDUCATION: Chasing Shadows

Science, 2002
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Education in the Shadow of Contempt

Science, 1968
H S, Broudy, M C, Wittrock
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Black Education in the Shadow of Apollo:

In a speech given in 1963, Alabama A&M University President Dr. Richard D. Morrison proclaimed that the rise of the Space Age and the rapid development of the aerospace industry in Huntsville, Alabama provided black students with an opportunity to enter a new career field on equal terms with whites.
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