EDUCATION There is a decisive affiliation between life chances and educational opportunities. When it comes to educational opportunities, children from poor or low-income families are insufficient. That is why they are always on the bottom of the class system. (Bowles and Gintis, 1976) Children from low-income families get lesser years of schooling and are less likely to graduate from high school or college than are fortunate children from well-heeled families.
Reference: (Diana Kendall, 2010, Social Problems in a Diverse Society Fifth Edition.)
STREET CHILDREN In the book Street Children and Homeless Youth, they call the street children as CSS or short term for Children in Street Situations. They call the street children that way to indicate
Reference: (Diana Kendall, 2010, Social Problems in a Diverse Society Fifth Edition.)
STREET CHILDREN In the book Street Children and Homeless Youth, they call the street children as CSS or short term for Children in Street Situations. They call the street children that way to indicate