… full potential. The researchers found that toddlers whose parents provided more learning materials, such as books and … and socio-emotional skills. The researchers also found evidence that parents invest more in their children, not … Studies and IZA), Emla Fitzsimons (UCL Institute for Education and Institute for Fiscal Studies) and Marta …

… to China. Over the years, he says, he has observed that parents in different countries tend to take different approaches to raising children. Swedish parents tend to be relaxed and give their children ample … increased. That time is often associated with homework or education-related activities. It’s important to note that we …

… Is it better to be strict or more lenient? Have helicopter parents found the right approach to guiding their children’s … economic conditions, especially inequality and return on education, have influenced child-rearing strategy. “All parents want their children to succeed, and we argue that the …

… in India led to schooling gains for children of literate parents but schooling losses for children of illiterate … gains lead parents to increase investments in children’s education. Yet among entrepreneur households, parents must … and differences in credit constraints. We find little evidence of credit constraint differences among clients in …

… the link between economic inequality and how parents raise their children has received an award from the … Fundamental questions Doepke and Zilibotti ask is why many parents spend a lot of time and effort pushing their children … “For these children, the direct influence of their parents is usually less important than those of their peers …

… and Tobin Center announced a joint commitment to launch evidence-based policy initiatives, and identify ways to … Connecticut data and research needs and to activate higher education in support of state research and policy goals. - … near-term and long-term outcomes for kids and their parents. The research will link the results of 20 years of …

… pandemic deprive children of the equalizing force of education. Our analysis shows the pandemic is widening … loss of interaction with peers and friends, and the role parents play in educating their kids remotely — will affect … offset in part by increased parental investment — wealthy parents have the time and resources to support virtual …

… earnings equivalent to that obtained with an extra year of education. It’s substantial. The question is whether it is … to scaling up? There are many challenges. How will the parents react? Will they reinforce the intervention or will … it work from the effectiveness point of view. How do the parents react? They love it. These are very deprived …

… and ensuring access to quality care will require tailored, evidence-based solutions. To help policymakers tackle these … American health—and to translate that research into evidence-based policy. “Yale already has a remarkable depth …

… Kenya. Amer Hasan , Senior Economist with the World Bank’s Education Global Practice, has led research and policy … on the themes explored in this discussion at our upcoming event in Nairobi on June 30, “ Harnessing Human Capital for … the importance of early-year investments for children, parents, and communities. Disciplines have come together; …

… economies safely. An expert in inequality in children’s education, Zilibotti is also studying the unequal effects of … are confined to their respective situations at home. Some parents have the time to help their children with learning. … shared among several children or no computer at all. The parents are working and struggle to find time for …

… that shows how smarter policy—aimed at early childhood education, health coverage, cleaner air, and better … push use outside school hours. She is also building new evidence on school-based health clinics, contrasting schools …

… Their analysis suggested that partners with similar education are more likely to work a similar number of hours … investments—for example, if children do better when both parents invest equally—had important associations with who … investments—for example, if children do better when both parents invest equally—had important associations with who …

… Their analysis suggested that partners with similar education are more likely to work a similar number of hours … investments — for example, if children do better when both parents invest equally — had important associations with who … investments — for example, if children do better when both parents invest equally — had important associations with who …