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Friday Five 43

Bill Coffin
July 11, 2014
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  1. Friday Five: The impact of a mom's education on her kids, trends in marriage and childbearing, and more. Post This
  2. Friday Five: The cost of divorce, the association between relationship quality and work engagement, and more. Post This

Biggest Influence on a Child’s Education May Be the Mother’s Education
Michael Alison Chandler, Washington Post

More Kids Born Outside Marriage, But Fewer Teen Births
Jessica Sparks, Wall Street Journal

The State of the Family: Marital Status and Childbearing across Race, Ethnicity, and Education
Patrick F. Fagan, Marriage & Religion Research Institute

Divorce Costs the Australian Economy $14 Billion a Year
Lauren Wilson and Lisa Cornish, The Australian

Engaging Workplaces, Effective Relationships
Charlotte Sweeney and Jonathan Swan, Working Families and OnePlusOne

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