Dos grietas educativas a la española: más inmigrantes que en la OCDE y mayor caída en las familias ricas
Spain's education system shows two weak points when measured against its peers. Immigrant students make up a larger share of classrooms than the OECD average, and pupils from wealthy families have seen their results fall more than those from disadvantaged backgrounds. The gap between native and foreign students stands at 20 points.
Hay una brecha de 20 puntos entre los nativos y los extranjeros. Los estudiantes de familias pudientes empeoran más que los de entornos desfavorecidos <a href="https://www.elmundo.es/espana/2026/09/09/6aa0400ffc6c837b378b459d.html">Leer</a><img src="http://secure-uk.imrworldwide.com/cgi-bin/m?cid=es-widgetueditorial&cg=rss-elmundo&ci=es-widgetueditorial&si=https://www.elmundo.es/rss/index.xml" alt=""/>
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