Analysis of the Governance Issue on the Migrant Children's Education in Beijing
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.30564/ret.v2i1.378Abstract
To establish migrant students educative governance committee to discuss the solution of the problems. From 4 aspects, showing how to organize a governing body, to make the floating learners get better education, which can benefit not only them but also the city Beijing.
Keywords:
Governess issue; migrant students; education fairnessReferences
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