贫困并非不可避免:学校能做些什么呢?

British Journal of Child Health Pub Date : 2021-10-02 DOI:10.12968/chhe.2021.2.5.235

Luke Bramhall

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事实不会说谎。贫穷是社会结构和不平等的结果。这不是不可避免的。政府必须采取行动，我们也可以。Luke Bramhall询问在学校工作的专业人员可以做些什么来防止贫困限制孩子的机会

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Poverty is not inevitable: What can schools do about it?

The facts don't lie. Poverty is a consequence of the structures and inequalities of society. It is not inevitable. Government must act, but so can we. Luke Bramhall asks what professionals working in schools can do to prevent poverty from limiting children's chances

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