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Several studies were conducted to determine how the school socialization and structure are related to academic performance. What were their findings?
a.   Academic performance in fourth grade is mainly related to a country’s economic development.
b.   High performing countries require more reading practice in third grade.
c.   Teachers are paid less in lower performing countries.
d.   Children learn better if their school day is broken up into academics and social time.

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Child Development: A Cultural Approach

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