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Preschool teachers provide fewer participation opportunities to working-class students than those from more privileged backgrounds
Social class disparities exist from the earliest stages of education. Research has suggested that class-based differences in factors such as socialization practices and access to resources partly explain this phenomenon, but less work has explored whether teachers’ practices also exacerbate these in
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