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Article: OFFICIAL SAYS SCHOOLS MUST TEACH PARENTING
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- November 11, 1990
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RANDOLPH - American schools should require students to take
courses on parenting from the sixth grade on, according to one
specialist, because parenting is not a natural instinct. It has to
be learned.
"Parenting is the most difficult thing I've ever done," Dr.
Deborah Prothrow-Stith, assistant dean at the Harvard School of
Public Health and formerly the first female public health
commissioner in Massachusetts, told a gathering at Lesley College
last weekend. "Teaching parenting would go a long way to help
families in this society."
Prothrow-Stith also told teachers at the college's New England
Conference on Early Childhood Education that they need to be
advocates for the resources ...
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