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  • Jun 16

    German education report shows inequality gap opens before school, minister demands mandatory language tests

    Germany's latest National Education Report finds that the achievement gap between children of different social backgrounds is already formed by the time they start school, and the education minister is pushing for compulsory language diagnostics for all four-year-olds.

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