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Back on Track? How Civic Learning Opportunities Widen the Political Knowledge Gap in a Tracked Education System
This article examines how different civic learning opportunities relate to students' political knowledge in different school tracks. Existing studies have found that citizenship teaching can not only enhance overall levels of civic outcomes but also mitigate inequalities. However, educational achiev
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