Parenting-N-Families

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Does anyone know where I can find the source of this statistic? I’ve heard this statistic before several times, but can’t find its source. OR, if this is true (that delaying pregnancy increases the likelihood of divorce), why do you think that is? Thanks!

*Continuing the discussion from the original post found at Yahoo! Answers.

my son’s teacher want him to skip to a higher level cz she believed that my son his way advance. his in 2nd grade math now and she’s planning to put him on 3rd grade math. is that a good idea?
*info* about a wk my son received a math award from his school.

Look today’s Yahoo front page. There are school districts that are paying children to get higher scores on state exams, etc…WHen I was in school we studied just to get a better education. Now to get someone to learn you have to pay them? This is the wrong message to send students, it takes away any intrinsic desire to learn…NCLB stinks big time, just like the exams they push!!!