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Did single-parent homes ruin our generation?
It is said that single-parent homes greatly affected this generation. I mean, youve seen dudes with only moms raising them or chicks only bein raised by fathers
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- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
Single parent homes are a large contributing factor. There are others such as video games, and long-term welfare families. Somebody did a study which showed the SINGLE BEST PREDICTOR of success in school was the home life. Children growing up in a two parent home did much better than those in a single parent home. Let's face it, children grow up the best if they have a mother and a father in their lives.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Now
Currently, vouchers are loosely based on this money for private school idea but have great variation in implementation, in other words, voucher programs all have different rules. Do they allow religious schools or not? How much money? What expenses qualify? Will private schools be required to take state tests? etc.
Politically, vouchers spark extremes from rage and enthusiasm. Generally speaking, Democrats are against vouchers and Republicans are for them.
To get you up to speed, here are the biggest arguments on both sides.
Arguments FOR Vouchers
Gives families more choice in education options
Public schools aren't doing a good enough job
Competition will improve public schools
Arguments AGAINST Vouchers
Divert money away from public schools
Religious schools should not get public money
Private schools don't accept all students
Private schools don't always have room for students who are using vouchers
Where do you stand on this debate and why?
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Source(s): http://www.fgweddings.com/content/services - Jenny LynneLv 79 years ago
It has been a different type of being raised by a single parent, but as long as their is love, it isn't that different.
- Anonymous9 years ago
I have lent my shoulders to many single parent (lady) and her kid to overcome so many hurdles. I am still doing it and ready for anyone to contact me.
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