Row 47640

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Do you happen to know if there are any studies that follow the trends of children born to educated mothers as the children age? Like the statistic about decreased infant mortality correlating with mother education, but on other aspects of childhood well-being (e.g. how many later went on to receive free or reduced lunches, average test scores, extracurricular involvement, graduation rates, etc.) I suspect that identifying those numbers might be tricky as they overlap with factors like single vs. dual-parent households.

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text Do you happen to know if there are any studies that follow the trends of children born to educated mothers as the children age? Like the statistic about decreased infant mortality correlating with mother education, but on other aspects of childhood well-being (e.g. how many later went on to receive free or reduced lunches, average test scores, extracurricular involvement, graduation rates, etc.) I suspect that identifying those numbers might be tricky as they overlap with factors like single vs.…
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datetime 2024-05-22
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