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• TITLE: Literature Review on Educational Attainment of Migrant Children in China

  AUTHORS: Huafeng Zhang

  KEYWORDS: Migrant Children, Educational Attainment, Education Inequality, Poverty, Quantitative Method

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.4 No.7, July 27, 2016

  ABSTRACT: This paper reviews the literature on migrant children’s educational attainment in Chinese urban cities. The review attempts to explore the central government’s policy of institutional segregation and the barriers established by local policy on the issue of migrant children’s access to education. Furthermore, the review examines the direct consequences of policies that limit migrant children’s school enrollment, thus affecting their educational and psychological performance and their social integration in urban areas. Lack of equal access to education for migrant children is also closely correlated with education inequality and poverty, which reinforce each other and form a trap for poor families. Finally, this paper endeavors to review the contribution of recent studies on migrant children’s education in urban cities, with a focus on quantitative data and methods applied by recent studies on the topic. At the same time, the review discusses the limitations of current studies and potential areas for future research.