保障进城务工人员及外来人口子女平等接受义务教育的思考（Reflections on equal compulsory education for migrant workers and migrant children）.docVIP

保障进城务工人员及外来人口子女平等接受义务教育的思考（Reflections on equal compulsory education for migrant workers and migrant children） Reflections on equal compulsory education for migrant workers and migrant children Anlu Finance Bureau / Zhu Binwen From 2008 onwards, China will promote the free compulsory education, provided free of charge to all rural students receivingcompulsory education textbooks, implement the boarders from poor families living subsidy policy, promote the city compulsory education stage tuition exemption work. This policy is well received and welcomed by the people all over the country. However, due to various reasons, a specific group of migrant workers and migrant childrens education problems still exist, especially not convenient to enjoy free compulsory education policy, has aroused widespread concern in the community. This article talks about the views of migrant workers and migrant children on the free nine year compulsory education. First, ensuring the compulsory education for children of migrant workers is an objective need to achieve educational equity and build a socialist harmonious society In our country, there are a large number of migrant workers, who work outside the country and contribute silently to the economic and social development of the inflow, while their children can only stay in their hometown and become the left behind family. According to statistics, the country has 140 million rural labor force into the urban work, of which a considerable number of people are childrens parents, they leave their children in the rural areas, the number of rural children left behind is still growing. In 2007, the rural left behind children compared with 2000, the growth rate of children left behind is very rapid, accounting for 1/3 of all rural children. 1. it is common for farmers to work out. Owing to the two yuan structure of urban and rural areas, the income level of rural residents has lagged behind that of urban residents. With the increasing populatio