Hurra! Selected as Young CAS Fellow for 2022-24: Nani Teig

LEA congratulates its member, Nani Teig, who was selected as one of the Young CAS Fellows for 2022-2024.  Nani's project will examine the academic resilience of disadvantaged students who succeed in school despite the odds against them. More on Nani and her project can be found here.

Are you a young researcher looking for a unique opportunity to grow your professional network and develop your research? Young CAS fellow applications will be opening up again during the autumn of 2022!

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Nani Teig about the project:

We know that inequality in education has increased rapidly, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Educational inequality is a global problem that affects many countries, from the poorest to the richest. Students from low-income families are at exceptional risk of underachieving and dropping out of school. Nevertheless, despite having challenging home backgrounds, some students perform well at school. My Young CAS Fellow project will examine disadvantaged students who succeed despite the odds against them. These academically resilient students show what is possible and provide insight into supporting other students in reaching their full potential. This project will identify academically resilient students, the trend in proportions and factors related to their success. I believe that, given the right support, any school can offer children a fair chance to succeed in life, regardless of their background. Poverty does not need to be destiny.

Publisert 5. aug. 2022 13:27 - Sist endret 5. aug. 2022 13:27