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This analysis examines the statistical data on upper secondary education in Norway from 2004 to 2008, highlighting gender disparities in performance and participation. The results indicate a consistent trend where female students outperform their male counterparts across multiple years. We discuss the implications of these findings, suggesting that an emphasis on differentiated approaches rather than a one-size-fits-all education model may be beneficial. The study raises critical questions about vocational education's role and the need for gender-responsive educational strategies.
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Statistics Nothing but lies?
% entering upper secondary Nat NFK 2006: 97% 96% 2007: 96% 93% 2008: 96% 95%
Conclusions • Get rid of the boys…. • Avoid vocational education…. • One size fits all – diffentiation • …