Being reared in an intact family helps children the most to achieve the best, a Melbourne study has revealed.What is the single most critical factor in the academic achievement of children: socioeconomic status, family structure, or the resources of home and school?Judging from a study involving more than 6,000 schools in 32 countries by Gary N. Marks at the University of Melbourne, being reared in an intact family helps children the most to achieve their best.Marks looked at data on more than 1…
