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LMAOROTF
Chicago, IL
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I am the product of a public school education. Any question?
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Since: Jul 08
Saint Paul, MN
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woodtick57 wrote: <quoted text>Ar ehtere other factors involved there? economic factors? education level of the parent factors?
in attending to my kids education, i found that many of the most active parents were single parents.
they were educated parnets and knew the value of education. having one parent would usually mean less income, are you saying the single parent household is the best way to get educated, that is a first from any study I HAVE ever seen, less suprivision, parent working more = a kid succeding. Just was stating 90% of the ALC students were from single parent household, so I am not sure where you get your info from. I personally dont know what or how much a single parent house is doing behind closed doors like you.
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Since: Jul 08
Saint Paul, MN
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woodtick57 wrote: <quoted text>Ar ehtere other factors involved there? economic factors? education level of the parent factors?
in attending to my kids education, i found that many of the most active parents were single parents.
they were educated parnets and knew the value of education. Why did they carry their education credientials with them?
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Since: Mar 11
The Frank Stanton Studios
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jw in the grove wrote: <quoted text>having one parent would usually mean less income, are you saying the single parent household is the best way to get educated, that is a first from any study I HAVE ever seen, less suprivision, parent working more = a kid succeding. Just was stating 90% of the ALC students were from single parent household, so I am not sure where you get your info from. I personally dont know what or how much a single parent house is doing behind closed doors like you. So that's just one factor that you know. Again i gave a real world example that seems to show that single moms are very involved in their kids' education. i think your statistic does not reflect all the factors involve, as you stated.
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Since: Mar 11
The Frank Stanton Studios
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jw in the grove wrote: <quoted text>Why did they carry their education credientials with them? the jobs they had required a certain level of education. plus we talked often about our work and the difficulties of raising kids while working. was this a serious questio or just deflection?
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Since: Jul 08
Saint Paul, MN
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woodtick57 wrote: <quoted text>So that's just one factor that you know.
Again i gave a real world example that seems to show that single moms are very involved in their kids' education.
i think your statistic does not reflect all the factors involve, as you stated. It might be one statistic that is common among almost all of the students, It is not picking someone who you met that obviously must have been at a school function so they obviously probably were involved in the childs education. In summary I am not convinced like you that a one parent household is better for a childs education, in fact I have never heard anyone that thinks it is until now.
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LMAOROTF
Seattle, WA
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LMAOROTF wrote: I am the product of a public school education.
Any question? Nope, but you're also John being dishonest, too.
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