Falling through the cracks: the cost of the school day for families living in in-work and outof-work poverty
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Treanor, M., Falling through the cracks: the cost of the school day for families living in in-work and outof-work poverty. Scottish Affairs, vol. 27, n. 4, 2018, p. 486-511.
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Palabras clave:
Pobreza, Precariedad, Familia, Hijos, Efectos, Educación, Entorno educativo, Coste, Desigualdad social, Rendimiento escolar, Ropa, Nutrición, Etiquetamiento, Actitudes familia, Mercado de trabajo, Desempleo, Prestaciones económicas, Beneficiarios, Gasto social, Estudio cualitativo, Estudio longitudinal, Recomendaciones, Reino Unido
Pobreza, Precariedad, Familia, Hijos, Efectos, Educación, Entorno educativo, Coste, Desigualdad social, Rendimiento escolar, Ropa, Nutrición, Etiquetamiento, Actitudes familia, Mercado de trabajo, Desempleo, Prestaciones económicas, Beneficiarios, Gasto social, Estudio cualitativo, Estudio longitudinal, Recomendaciones, Reino Unido
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