Family
Families in Different Countries
In this Open Learn article, Heather Montgomery considers how British practices compare to other cultures, as well as considering differences over time.
Discover More A 'normal' childhood depends on where you live and when you're born.
Students could use this information as a starting point for their own research into children in other cultures. Useful resources for their own research include the World Bank
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and Unicef
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