Families at Work

Today, school age and preschool children are more likely to have a working mother and to be living with one parent than in the past. Many families headed by women are living in poverty. Much of the teaching in public schools and many work force benefits are geared to the traditional models of the pa...

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Published inIllinois Teacher of Home Economics Vol. 32; no. 1; p. 6
Main Author Schomaker, Peggy K
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1988
Subjects
Elementary Education
Employed Parents
Labor Force
Mothers
One Parent Family
Poverty
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Summary:Today, school age and preschool children are more likely to have a working mother and to be living with one parent than in the past. Many families headed by women are living in poverty. Much of the teaching in public schools and many work force benefits are geared to the traditional models of the past. (JOW)