Sons from traditional families do better at school
Boys with a mother and father behave and perform better in classes than sons with single mothers, according to research.
A study published on the USA’s National Bureau of Economic Research records that boys raised outside of a traditional family fare particularly poorly.
The report found that “single mothers appear especially distant from their sons” and that boys with single mothers were “more disruptive” and “face school suspension”.
Dr. Alan Cairns | 2/8/2009
