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Studiamo poco? (NarraVita 25)
- Narrated by: Nadia Ferrigo
- Length: 15 mins
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Studiamo poco? (NarraVita 25)
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Publisher's Summary
Sono più interessanti le storie belle o le storie tristi, quelle nere o quelle rosa? Le storie sono storie, e raccontano la vita.
L'ultimo rapporto Ocse sul livello della formazione in Europa dice che in Italia laurearsi non conviene, tanto che le prospettive di lavoro di chi si laurea sono inferiori a quelle di chi ha solo il diploma. In questa puntata Nadia Ferrigo spiega e interpreta i dati sullo studio in Italia. Che non sono confortanti.
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