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The Impact of the Rural Southern Culture of White Parents on the Health, Education, and Welfare of their Children [microform] / Caroline M. Dillman.

White children of the rural South are caught between two cultures--the middle class value system taught at school and the rural lower/working class values held by their parents. Differences in values and the attitudes of parents present an impediment to the children's education as well as to th...

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Main Author: Dillman, Caroline M.
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1978.
Subjects:
Change Agents.
Children.
Cultural Differences.
Culture Conflict.
Educational Improvement.
Family School Relationship.
Health Education.
Hygiene.
Middle Class Culture.
Parent Role.
Poverty Areas.
Rural Areas.
Rural Education.
Rural Family.
Rural Youth.
Values.
Whites.

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