What is cumulative education and could we use this kind in university teaching, and is this type of education considered horizontal or vertical education?
The Education Lorenz Curve is the cumulative percentage of education attained by the cumulative percentage of the population ordered by educational level. The diagonal line that divides the chart in two equal parts is the perfect equality line (PEL), which represents the distribution of education when every person has the same level of education. The greater the area between the LC and the PEL, the greater the inequality existing.
http://www.equip123.net/docs/e2-EducationalEquityCentralAmerica-English_WP.pdf
Thank you so much for your response, However, I meant only the use of cumulative education in the university.
It can be narrowed even for a class use by identifying the "spread of' in each faculty.
It can lead to identify 'more effort' required from the students and support assistance from relevant teachers, so that the mean level can be met.
Learning is a subset of education.
Education is a system; while learning is a sub-system
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