Although the goal of reducing school dropout rates is laudable and would surely produce many of the benefits suggested by Freudenberg and Ruglis (1), the simple truth is that this approach will not produce the most benefit for the effort and funding required. There are two reasons for this. First, the history of public education policy is littered with failed attempts to tackle the problem of h...

Parent counselling and parental education for families with disabled children. Generally, counseling is meant to develop parents’ potential apply methods in a personalized fashion order foster the social adaptation of children disabilities as well their school adaptation. For instance, part counselling, speech-therapist attentive elaborate propose on interactive guidance intervention techniques...

This discussion paper is drawn from a qualitative research project comparing the effect of special and ordinary schools on the lives of children, young people and their families. Special schools are recommended by health professionals who seldom know how ineffective these schools are. We question the beneficence and justice of health professionals' advice on education for children with disabili...

Using multiple datasets on parental and non-parental care provided to children up age six, we quantify differences in American children’s experiences by socioeconomic status (SES), proxied primarily with maternal education. Increasingly, higher SES spend less time their parents more the of others. Non-parental for high-SES is likely be childcare centers, where average quality higher, relatives,...

This article presents a new rationale for imposing restrictions on child labor. In a standard overlapping generation model where parental altruism results in transfers that children allocate to consumption and education, the Nash-Cournot equilibrium results in suboptimal levels of parental transfers and does not maximize the average level of utility of currently living agents. A ban on child la...

Background Early Childhood Caries (ECC) is considered as the most prevalent childhood disease. Numerous factors have been mentioned for the formation of ECC. This study evaluated the relationship of parental dental anxiety and ECC in Iranian Children. Materials and Methods In this ...