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Practice Speaking: Read Aloud ID: #4325 Long Schoolchildren 1
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Results of a longitudinal study of UK schoolchildren interviewed over a period of three years seem to suggest that children from poorer families achieve a significantly lower median score than those from better-off backgrounds. The results lend weight to recent theories on the relationship between social factors and children's educational performance.

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results of a longitudinal study of uk schoolchildren interviewed over a period of three years seem to suggest that children from poorer families achieve a significantly lower median score than those from better off backgrounds the results lend weight to recent theories on the relationship between social factors and children's educational performance
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