The Effects Of Divorce On Children
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The Effects of Divorce on Children
Family structure affects all levels of education, from preschool to university, says the letter. This is because what happens in the family has a greatinfluence on a range of child behaviors, such as school misbehavior, drug and alcohol use, sexual activity and teenage pregnancy, and psychological problems.
In an arc of 35 years, theproportion of U.S. children who are raised in homes with two parents has declined significantly - about 85% in 1968 to 70% in 2003 - while the proportion of children living in single-parent homeshas nearly doubled. Before reaching 18 years, most American children are likely to spend a significant part of their childhood in a household with one parent.
Before going to detail thefindings of research on the effects on education, the brief noted some problems with the methodology of studies.Some studies define the family structure inconsistently, and others do notdifferentiate between adoptive parents biology. Other defects include data from very small samples of parents who live together without being married, or data from only a space of time.
Despite theselimitations, the research brief argued that a large body of research clearly suggests that family structure significantly affects the academic and social development of the first siblings.Theages, three times less likely than children from 3 and 4 years growing up with their own married parents experience emotional or behavioral problems like attention deficit disorder.
Ingeneral, children who live with their own married parents are more happy, less problems that with divorced parents.The divorced affect a lot the childhood of a kid, and is something that is morecommon than before.We have to prepare our children for this new style of life that we are living.They are our future and we have to mantain the earth ans sociaty in the most neutral way for them.
Family structure affects all levels of education, from preschool to university, says the letter. This is because what happens in the family has a greatinfluence on a range of child behaviors, such as school misbehavior, drug and alcohol use, sexual activity and teenage pregnancy, and psychological problems.
In an arc of 35 years, theproportion of U.S. children who are raised in homes with two parents has declined significantly - about 85% in 1968 to 70% in 2003 - while the proportion of children living in single-parent homeshas nearly doubled. Before reaching 18 years, most American children are likely to spend a significant part of their childhood in a household with one parent.
Before going to detail thefindings of research on the effects on education, the brief noted some problems with the methodology of studies.Some studies define the family structure inconsistently, and others do notdifferentiate between adoptive parents biology. Other defects include data from very small samples of parents who live together without being married, or data from only a space of time.
Despite theselimitations, the research brief argued that a large body of research clearly suggests that family structure significantly affects the academic and social development of the first siblings.Theages, three times less likely than children from 3 and 4 years growing up with their own married parents experience emotional or behavioral problems like attention deficit disorder.
Ingeneral, children who live with their own married parents are more happy, less problems that with divorced parents.The divorced affect a lot the childhood of a kid, and is something that is morecommon than before.We have to prepare our children for this new style of life that we are living.They are our future and we have to mantain the earth ans sociaty in the most neutral way for them.
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