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Family Educational and Cultural Practices Amplify Rather than Buffer Socioeconomic Inequalities in Academic Achievement in France
Socioeconomic inequalities in academic achievement emerge early and often widen across development, yet it remains unclear whether family educational practices mitigate or reinforce these disparities, particularly outside Anglo-Saxon contexts. Using data from a nationally representative longitudinal
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