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Friday Five 2

Institute for Family Studies
September 27, 2013

Highlights

  1. Friday Five: Co-sleeping in custody battles, kid-friendly tax provisions, helping poor students aim high, and more Post This
  2. Friday Five: Achievement gaps in preschool, the clashing interests of professional and working-class women, and more Post This

Five articles that we recommend from around the web:

Co-Sleeping Collides With Custody Battles
Margaret Klaw, TIME

Tax Provisions Top the List in Spending on Children
Julia Isaacs, MetroTrends

Early Childhood Achievement Gaps and Social Mobility (Part 1)
Richard V. Reeves, Social Mobility Memos

Have Professional Women Created a Worse World for Their Working Class Peers?
Nora Caplan-Bricker, The New Republic

A Nudge to Poorer Students to Aim High on Colleges
David Leonhardt, New York Times

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