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(noun) The total number of individuals or objects from which a sample is taken for study. (noun) The people living in a given area such as a city or country. Pronunciation Usage Guide. Syllabification: pop·u·la·tion. Audio Pronunciation. – American English. – British English. International Phonetic Alphabet.
Population education: a contemporary concern; international study of the conceptualization and methodology of population education (ISCOMPE) book. Corporate author. United Nations Population Fund; Series title and vol / issues. Educational studies and documents. New series, 28; ISBN. 92-3-101553-2; Collation. 120 p. : illus. Language.
This book presents the work and concerns of social demographers worldwide by focusing on particular populations in broad range, thereby giving a cross-section of demographic practice and providing an international overview of social and demographic change and policy responses.
The sociology of education is defined as the study of how education influences and perpetuates social inequalities, including power dynamics based on class, race, gender, age, and religion. It also explores power relations within educational institutions themselves.
The purposes of population education, as defined here, are to develop an awareness and understanding of the causes and the consequences of changes in population characteristics; to develop an understanding of the relationships which exist between changes it, population and national development, both in the
guide research and policy formation in the sociology of education and provide logical explanations for why things happen as they do, helping to explain, predict, and generalize about issues related to schools.
26 Οκτ 2021 · How do parents across social class boundaries bolster those successes at home? How are belonging, diversity, and inclusion fostered and understood in different school settings? The first article focuses on the nature of the relationship between education practices and the design of school facilities.
