Changing how schools decide which kids qualify for advanced education programs can cut the racial and income gap in who's considered "gifted."
How do Americans feel about prospects for intergenerational mobility? Researchers dug into estimates of kids' future income to find out.
Growing up in a poor urban neighborhood doubles the risk of developing a psychosis disorder by middle age, a 30-year study of nearly 4,000 families shows.
New rules for Medicare reimbursement push more of the cost burden to hospitals that serve wealthier patients.
"Before rushing to adopt or use these tools, we need to have conversations about their problems and weaknesses."
Female high school students and those from low-income households may not be getting enough encouragement to pursue computer science.
"It's remarkable just how widespread support is for intensive parenting, in terms of social class and gender..."
About 35 percent of U.S. children have lived with a relative other than a parent or sibling. Socioeconomic factors are a big reason why.
Children make friends—and find a "sense of belonging"—faster than teenagers after a move to a more affluent neighborhood, research shows.
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