Learning, Family Formation and Dissolution. Wider Benefits of Learning Research Report

Learning, Family Formation and Dissolution. Wider Benefits of Learning Research Report [electronic resource] / Louisa Blackwell and John Bynner.

The relationship between learning and family formation and dissolution was examined through a review of the literature that focused on education and family life in Great Britain and elsewhere. The following topics were examined: learning, marriage, and cohabitation; learning, dissolution, and divorc...

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Main Author: Blackwell, Louisa
Corporate Author: Centre for Research on the Wider Benefits of Learning (London, England)
Other Authors: Bynner, John
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 2002.
Subjects:
Adolescents.
Birth Rate.
Childlessness.
Decision Making.
Early Parenthood.
Education Work Relationship.
Educational Attainment.
Employment Opportunities.
Employment Patterns.
Family Characteristics.
Family Problems.
Family School Relationship.
Family Size.
Family Structure.
Family Work Relationship.
Foreign Countries.
Literature Reviews.
Marriage.
Models.
Mothers.
Outcomes of Education.
Parents.
Pregnancy.
Public Policy.
Research Methodology.
Social Science Research.
Theory Practice Relationship.
Trend Analysis.

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