December 18, 2015

Friday Five 110

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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Friday Five: Parenting in America, calculating the divorce rate, and more. Tweet This
Friday Five: Keeping kids off drugs, involving fathers in child welfare cases, and more. Tweet This

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Parenting in America
Pew Research Center

What Is the Actual U.S. Divorce Rate?
Glenn Stanton, Public Discourse

Why Involving Fathers in Child Welfare Cases Is a Matter of Ethics
Christopher Brown, The Father Factor

The Added Benefits of Phone Coaching to Relationship Education: A Pilot Study
Healthy Relationships California

Decent Parents Can Keep Kids Off Drugs
Angie Hunt, Futurity

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