Why do rich kids end up doing better than poor kids in school? Of late, one common explanation for this has been the “word gap,” or the idea that poor children are exposed to significantly ...

Rich children attend school. Poor kids stay with a grandparent or other caretaker, according to research by authors of a new book, Cradle to Kindergarten: A New Plan to Combat Inequality.

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Can poor kids be successful? As an adult, only 16 percent of children who grow up in poverty are economically successful. Why rich kids become rich adults and poor kids become poor adults? passes from ...

Reporting from Washington — In my column today, I wrote about the many ways affluent children have an easier time than poor kids at getting ahead in life – and not only because they have more ...

A new study suggests modest childhoods inspire more trust than privileged upbringings. The post Do poor children grow up to ...

Evolution prepared the human brain to develop in just this way. Poor kids learn just like rich kids and all the kids in between. Support SSIR’s coverage of cross-sector solutions to global challenges.

Portraying these three working-class kids from Rich Hill, Mo ... only to observe the misery-stained lives of the struggling poor in the town where they grew up. We watch how physical disorder ...

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All this cheap stuff that we buy from China and, quite frankly, kids in America — rich kids, poor kids, middle-class kids — probably have too many toys. As a relatively new father myself ...