Social inequality that education addresses
When the social inequality that education supposedly addresses has been made worse, societies are left frustrated, and economies stagnate.
Hello everyone,
I cannot get the meaning of this sentence. Does the author say that education (seemingly) addresses the social inequality? What does it mean? I know this forum is about grammar and structure, but I guess I'm unable to understand the concept because of something related to grammar.
Thanks for your answer(s).
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Bahareh M What does it mean? When the social inequality ...................................... that education supposedly addresses has been made worse, societies are left frustrated, and economies stagnate.
- Bahareh M What does it mean?
- When the social inequality ......................................
- that education supposedly addresses has been made worse, societies are left frustrated, and economies stagnate.
- ~ We assume that education makes people more equal.
- But when people become less equal, social relations and economic progress suffer.
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Bahareh MWhat does it mean?
When the social inequality
...................................... that education supposedly addresses
has been made worse,
societies are left frustrated,
and economies stagnate.
~ We assume that education makes people more equal. But when people become less equa
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