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The odds of school success are more favorable for those from families headed by married, biological parents. In fact, family structure matters more than ever. [Nicholas Zill and Brad Wilcox [...]

Cohabitation has become a universal form of first union regardless of socio-economic background or educational level, usually ending in separation. [Alina Pelikha, Júlia Mikolaib, Hill Kulub [...]

Ministers are facing increased pressure to help struggling parents meet rising back to school costs, as inflation means some face bills hundreds of euro higher than last year for books, uniforms [...]

A research team has been studying brain development in children to uncover how early life experiences can affect brain growth and development. [Moms, 5 July 2022.] READ MORE

A majority of teens prefer in-person over virtual or hybrid learning. Hispanic and lower-income teens are particularly likely to fear they’ve fallen behind. [Monica Anderson, Michelle Faverio and [...]

The paper acknowledges the relevance and interplay of the family and other socialisation agents such as the media and nature, with children to shape sustainable behaviors. [A. R. Shaheen Hosany, [...]

You can maintain authority and structure without compromising empathy, communication, or the honest expression of feelings. [PsychCentral, 21 May 2022.] READ MORE

This study proposes to quantify Equality of Opportunity while explicitly including a genetic-based measure of innate ability. [Rita Dias Pereira – bioRxiv, 20 December 2021.] READ MORE