Problems such families have to face range from poverty, poor education and juvenile delinquency for the children, emotional stress for both parents and children. ... Education Marloes etal (2014) the educational performance of children from single parent families is generally low and this is due to the low income of their parents. ... Children from single parent families have fewer resources to use at school making them more vulnerable for a lack of education or deficits in schooling. Are much more likely to receive poor grades or with low levels of education and eventually drop out of school ...

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However the topic of education expansion by women must be discussed due to the fact that it is higher education that has enabled women to enter the work force. ... But as the average level of education attainment has increased by women, so has their independence. ... Since education provides jobs and independence women tend to not tolerate unhappy marriages (Heaton 2002). Education also implicitly impact marriages which will be discussed further. ... As the findings showed, the role specialization hypothesis found not a lot of support because in cases where both partners were happy, female emp...

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With the globalization of the world today the possibilities for entertainment, education and adventure are almost limitless. ... And finally, greater education and increased career potential is another result since waiting to get married often allows more time for schooling and job focus, which in turn leads to better opportunities and more financial stability down the road. ... In conclusion, there are many factors to be considered in the growing trend of later marriage, which seems to be appealing to more people daily....

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So in conclusion, abstinence will help to strengthen the American family. ... High School teaches their students a lot, but one of the most important classes to the lives of many is Sex Education. ...

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(Edgar, Earle & Fopp 1993, p. 303) Feminism, a political and social movement to empower women to take control over their lives and situations, achieve economic independence, experience freedom and access higher education is supported by Sarantako's (1996, p. 17) by adding "The set of beliefs in the entitlement of women to emancipation, and the political and social movement which seeks to ensure the achievement of that aim". This movement officially began in Australia in 1969 and generated long term social changes such as equal pay, equal education, safe contraception and the establish...

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Hundreds of years ago in the 17th and 18th centuries, women were never given a chance to develop their minds intellectually with any sort of high education. Any education other than what pertained to managing a household and raising children and being a wife was never an option for women. ... Men continued to shun women from education and the ability to develop their own reason and virtue. ... Wollstonecraft seems to argue that if women simply were given the same privileges as men in regard to education and learning, that they would be exactly what men want in a wife. ... The importance of edu...

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People are choosing different types of education degrees, getting different kinds of jobs, taking a variety of transportation, tasting food from other countries, learning the news from the world through the internet media every day. ... At present, we all know how important the education in our society, but education is considered an indulgence in traditional society. ... In modern society, more and more people realize that education is the best way to improve their live. ... Government provide public education and built the law to forbid the child labor, those policies protect children keep ...

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These conclusions were supplemented by a study commissioned by the International Labour office which concluded that there was definite evidence that there had been a move in women's position, yet it would more than likely be a short term shift due to the inevitable employment shortage which would occur when servicemen returned home. ... Marwick's conclusion that the war altered the consciousness of women is therefore debatable, as if there had been an alteration in women's consciousness, there would have been no will to accept traditional sex roles. ...

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There are three effects that researchers have come to conclusion about this issue being true. ... Some of these characteristics such as age and education are considered confounding factors, and they are generally controlled in the analyses of relationships between marital status and health. ...

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The effects of divorce on children have become an essential family issue to the society for many years. The rate of divorce in the United States has soared over the past 30 years and is still rising among many families. It is estimated that the odds of divorce occurring in a household before childr...

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