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Schulabsenzen bei Basler Primarschülern

School absences of primary school children in Basel

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Sozial- und Präventivmedizin

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Dans la couche sociale la plus faible les enfants, dont les mères exercent un métier à plein temps, montrent le taux d'absences le moins important. C'est aussi dans la couche sociale la plus faible, que les absences scolaires augmentent proportionellement avec les difficultés scolaires.

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In the lower income group children of full-time working mothers have the lowest average of school absences, whereas in the higher income group they have the highest average. School absences of children in the lower income group increase markedly with increasing learning problems which might point out class differences of our schools.

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Müller, H.R.M., Altwegg, T. & Scheidegger, C. Schulabsenzen bei Basler Primarschülern. Soz Präventivmed 24, 229–230 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02081318

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