Family Facts #31

According to teachers' reports, children whose mothers were married or in long-term partnerships had fewer behavioral problems and showed more social development in first-grade assessments.

Source:
"Social functioning in first grade: Associations with earlier home and child care predictors with current classroom experiences."
NICHD, Early Child Care Research Network
Child Development Vol. 74, Number 6. November/December, 2003. Page(s) 1639-1662.

(HT: FamilyFacts.org)

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5 Comments

jb writes:

I'm beginning to think this blog is an assault on a)single-parent utopia, b)gay utopia, c) feminine utopia and e) liberal utopia - but I repeat myself.

Dylan writes:

jb writes:


I'm beginning to think this blog is an assault on a)single-parent utopia, b)gay utopia, c) feminine utopia and e) liberal utopia - but I repeat myself.

Not me! That's why I'm convinced that at some point, Joe's going to post this as one of his "Family Facts."

Ludwig writes:

the only people i ever hear talking about utopia are the pathetic christian cultists who accuse "liberals" of trying attain it without the help of the old "pie in the sky".

Christian writes:

Great Christian Website

JohnW writes:

RE Ronald Cherry on Judeo-Christian Values.

American Exceptionalism is not a good thing. It is basically arrogance and a belief that we are a special nation chosen by God and therefore can do no wrong. Not a good thing.

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