Describe how being raised in lower-tier families affects children’s education, and explain how intervention to encourage early socialization can produce positive effects in adulthood

Question

Please provide the best answer for the statement

Answer 1

1. Among the lower tier, a fragile family structure and lack of resources prevent parents
from investing heavily in their children’s formal education.
2. Lower-tier families lack cultural capital and may be reluctant to ask school authorities
for help.
3. On average, economic aid to lower-tier families when their children are in elementary
school dramatically increases their performance on standardized tests, which
increases their opportunity to acquire more education.
4. Because lower-tier families are less likely to seek help, if help is given automatically,
they will not have to ask, which could change early childhood socialization.
5. A national focus on improving parenting practices, especially in the pre-school years,
could improve socialization.