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Family life education --- Formation parentale --- Opvoeding tot het gezinsleven --- Parents -- Education --- Vie familiale [Education à la ] --- Éducation des parents --- Éducation parentale --- Éducation pour la vie familiale --- Éducation à la vie familiale --- Child rearing --- Parent and child --- Education des enfants --- Parents et enfants --- Families --- Study and teaching --- Child rearing.

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Gezinnen moeten vandaag vaak creatieve keuzes maken. Hoe houden we relaties levend? Hoe bevorderen we het welbevinden van kinderen bij echtscheiding? Willen ouders (beter) ondersteund worden in hun opvoedingstaken? Voelen jongeren zich slecht in hun vel en waarom? Hoe vinden we een evenwicht tussen gezin en werk? Moet de kinderbijslag omhoog? Deze en andere vragen zijn zeer herkenbaar. Ze belangen iedereen aan. Waar gezinnen voor staan en hoe we hier als samenleving mee omgaan, vormt de rode draad door dit boek. Los van de waan van de dag reflecteren deskundigen over relatievorming en echtscheiding, opvoedingsondersteuning, jeugdzorg, combinatie arbeid en gezin, materiële ondersteuning van gezinnen. De dubbelgesprekken maken duidelijk hoe groot de impact is van het gezinsbeleid op vele aspecten van het dagelijks leven

Social policy --- Sociology of the family. Sociology of sexuality --- gezinsproblematiek --- gezinssociologie --- Belgium --- Family life education --- Formation parentale --- Opvoeding tot het gezinsleven --- Parents -- Education --- Vie familiale [Education à la ] --- Éducation des parents --- Éducation parentale --- Éducation pour la vie familiale --- Éducation à la vie familiale --- #SBIB:316.356.2H5500 --- 664.1 Gezin --- #KVHB:Gezin --- #KVHB:Echtscheiding --- #KVHB:Gezinsbegeleiding --- #KVHB:Jeugdbescherming --- 322 --- gezinsbeleid --- maatschappelijk werk --- gezinszorg --- opvoedingsondersteuning --- opvoeding --- Pedagogie --- Gezinsbeleid: algemeen --- Sociale problemen van en zorg voor het gezin --- 392.5 --- 37 --- 37.018 --- Gezinsbeleid --- Vlaanderen --- Gezinsbeleid. --- Family --- Sociology --- Family policy --- Flanders (Belgium) --- Work and family --- #gsdbP --- Emigratie

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Animation de groupes --- Compétence parentale --- Condition de parents --- Consciousness-raising groups --- Encounter groups --- Family life education --- Formation aux relations de groupe --- Formation aux relations humaines --- Formation parentale --- Groepsrelaties--Vorming --- Group relations training --- Groupes [Petits ]--Animation --- Groupes [Psychologie des ] --- Groupes [Relations de ]--Formation --- Groupes de base --- Groupes de formation --- Groupes de rencontre --- Opvoeding tot het gezinsleven --- Ouderschap --- Parentalité --- Parenthood --- Parents -- Education --- Parents--Rôle --- Psychologie des groupes --- Relations de groupe--Formation --- Relations de groupes--Formation --- Relations humaines--Formation --- Rôle des parents --- Rôle parental --- Sensitivity training --- T-groups --- Training groups --- Vie familiale [Education à la ] --- Éducation des parents --- Éducation parentale --- Éducation pour la vie familiale --- Éducation à la vie familiale

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Familie --- Families --- Famille --- Famille -- Aspects sociaux --- Familles --- Family --- Family -- Social aspects --- Family -- Social conditions --- Family life --- Family life education --- Family structure --- Formation parentale --- Gezin --- Gezin -- Sociale aspecten --- Opvoeding tot het gezinsleven --- Parents -- Education --- Structure [Family ] --- Vie familiale [Education à la ] --- Éducation des parents --- Éducation parentale --- Éducation pour la vie familiale --- Éducation à la vie familiale --- Domestic education --- Education familiale --- Home and school --- Education --- Educational psychology --- Parent participation --- -Educational psychology --- #PBIB:1999.4 --- kinderen --- opvoeding --- ouder-kindrelatie --- sociologie (sociologische aspecten) --- psychologie (psychologische aspecten) --- School and home --- Parent-teacher relationships --- Parents' and teachers' associations --- Psychology, Educational --- Psychology --- Child psychology --- Children --- Education, Primitive --- Education of children --- Human resource development --- Instruction --- Pedagogy --- Schooling --- Students --- Youth --- Civilization --- Learning and scholarship --- Mental discipline --- Schools --- Teaching --- Training --- enfants --- education --- relation parent-enfant --- sociologie (aspects sociologiques) --- psychologie (aspects psychologiques) --- Autogestion (Parent participation in education) --- Parent involvement in children's education --- Parent participation in children's education --- Parental involvement in children's education --- Parental participation in children's education --- Home schooling --- Education - Parent participation

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This paper estimates the impacts of secondary school on human capital, occupational choice, and fertility for young adults in Kenya. The probability of admission to government secondary school rises sharply at a score close to the national mean on a standardized 8th grade examination, permitting the estimation of causal effects of schooling in a regression discontinuity framework. The analysis combines administrative test score data with a recent survey of young adults to estimate these impacts. The results show that secondary schooling increases human capital, as measured by performance on cognitive tests included in the survey. For men, there is a drop in the probability of low-skill self-employment, as well as suggestive evidence of a rise in the probability of formal employment. The opportunity to attend secondary school also reduces teen pregnancy among women.

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