“School isn’t for poor people”
This event has already taken place!
The "Wednesdays of Knowledge" lecture scheduled for March 15 has been canceled.
Drawing on Jean-Paul Delahaye’s personal experiences and professional expertise, this lecture will give us an opportunity to reflect on the policies of the education system. Based on the speaker’s experiences, we will be able to assess the current state of affairs in schools and discuss ways to combat inequality.
Is the school system not designed for the poor? Does it fund the education of the wealthiest? In what ways does it not benefit the poor? What steps can be taken to create a more inclusive and egalitarian school system? How does cooperation help combat social inequality?
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