How Are the Kids Doing? How Do We Know? Recent Trends and International Comparisons in Child and Youth Well-Being: A PowerPoint Presentation

In his 2008 Presidential Address to the North Carolina Sociological Association, Ken Land discussed the Child and Youth Well-Being Index, an annual time series of 28 social indicators of well-being. It is shown that, after dipping in the 1980s, the index of well-being of children rises through the...

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Main Author:	Kenneth C. Land
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	North Carolina Sociological Association 2008-10-01
Series:	Sociation Today
Subjects:	Child and Youth Well-Being Index social indicators time-series powerpoint
Online Access:	http://www.ncsociology.org/sociationtoday/v62/land.htm

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title	How Are the Kids Doing? How Do We Know? Recent Trends and International Comparisons in Child and Youth Well-Being: A PowerPoint Presentation
title_short	How Are the Kids Doing? How Do We Know? Recent Trends and International Comparisons in Child and Youth Well-Being: A PowerPoint Presentation
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description	In his 2008 Presidential Address to the North Carolina Sociological Association, Ken Land discussed the Child and Youth Well-Being Index, an annual time series of 28 social indicators of well-being. It is shown that, after dipping in the 1980s, the index of well-being of children rises through the 1990s. This is a PowerPoint presentation suited to use in the classroom.
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How Are the Kids Doing? How Do We Know? Recent Trends and International Comparisons in Child and Youth Well-Being: A PowerPoint Presentation

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