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School Reform Begins at Conception
Summary: Emerging research on “fetal origins of disease” poses a challenge to school reform and public policy. In this era of rapid changes in social consciousness, a man with African American heritage is president, and gay and lesbian folk are … Continue reading
Posted in At Risk Students, School Reform, Schools and Politics
Tagged African Americans in poverty, at risk students, education, fetal origins of disease, institutional racism, low-income students, poverty and stress, pregnancy leave, school reform, stress and unborn child, stress on pregnant women
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