Da: tuttoscuola.com, lunedì 21 febbraio 2011
Ogni anno 120mila studenti lasciano qualsiasi educational
Recently the Minister of Labour Sacconi did not mince words in assessing the Italian school dropout as a real "educational disaster", which is quantified by the same minister, 46 000 students a year, according to sources of Ministry of Education.
A number of "missing" which may seem high, but (...) unfortunately, is far from reality, as Tuttoscuola is satisfied that a special dedication to this issue in the March issue of the journal paper.
(...) If you take the data of students in state institutions over the past two school years (but the comparison can be do on other previous years), and calculate how many of them are no longer present in class the next year following that attended, we have this fact: in the second
in 2009-10 there were 71,957 students in less than that There were at first last year in the first (2008-09), in the third there were 25,440 students in less than a second of the year 2008-09, less than 48,387 in the fourth year of the first and third Finally, the fifth in 45,614 fewer than there were in the fourth the previous year, for a total of 191,398 "missing".
All previous years has been more or less so, between 208 000 and 173 000 "missing" and not repeating it would come sooner or later, however late. Just missing, at least for the state school. Of those 190 thousand on average each year over the last decade disappear every year by the state education path, a share is not lost altogether, because no state to spend 60-70 thousand or vocational training. But the other 120 000 (more than 46 000 of the Sacconi!) Came out of any studies or training. Want
the rebuttal? Take the European Commission's Eurostat data, which show that in 2008 19.7% of our 18 to 24 years olds at the height of middle school has lost along without schooling or other training.
In 2008, the 18-24 age erano in tutto, secondo i dati Istat, quasi 4,3 milioni e il 19,3%, cioè i dispersi, sono stati quindi 847 mila che, distribuiti su ognuna delle annate 18-24 anni fanno una media annua di 121 mila dispersi. Appunto.
È davvero un disastro educativo, un’emergenza da allarme rosso, per il quale occorrerebbero presto riforme di strutture adeguate. Ma il nostro Paese sembra in ben altre questioni affaccendato.
marisa
Ogni anno 120mila studenti lasciano qualsiasi educational
Recently the Minister of Labour Sacconi did not mince words in assessing the Italian school dropout as a real "educational disaster", which is quantified by the same minister, 46 000 students a year, according to sources of Ministry of Education.
A number of "missing" which may seem high, but (...) unfortunately, is far from reality, as Tuttoscuola is satisfied that a special dedication to this issue in the March issue of the journal paper.
(...) If you take the data of students in state institutions over the past two school years (but the comparison can be do on other previous years), and calculate how many of them are no longer present in class the next year following that attended, we have this fact: in the second
in 2009-10 there were 71,957 students in less than that There were at first last year in the first (2008-09), in the third there were 25,440 students in less than a second of the year 2008-09, less than 48,387 in the fourth year of the first and third Finally, the fifth in 45,614 fewer than there were in the fourth the previous year, for a total of 191,398 "missing".
All previous years has been more or less so, between 208 000 and 173 000 "missing" and not repeating it would come sooner or later, however late. Just missing, at least for the state school. Of those 190 thousand on average each year over the last decade disappear every year by the state education path, a share is not lost altogether, because no state to spend 60-70 thousand or vocational training. But the other 120 000 (more than 46 000 of the Sacconi!) Came out of any studies or training. Want
the rebuttal? Take the European Commission's Eurostat data, which show that in 2008 19.7% of our 18 to 24 years olds at the height of middle school has lost along without schooling or other training.
In 2008, the 18-24 age erano in tutto, secondo i dati Istat, quasi 4,3 milioni e il 19,3%, cioè i dispersi, sono stati quindi 847 mila che, distribuiti su ognuna delle annate 18-24 anni fanno una media annua di 121 mila dispersi. Appunto.
È davvero un disastro educativo, un’emergenza da allarme rosso, per il quale occorrerebbero presto riforme di strutture adeguate. Ma il nostro Paese sembra in ben altre questioni affaccendato.
marisa
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