Qualitative Research Methods: Longitudional Research - Millennium Cohort Flashcards

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How many children were involved in the Millennium Cohort Study?

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19,000

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What was the aim of the study?

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To provide an insight into how early socialisation affects child development in health and education outcomes

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Which organisation led the study?

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The Centre for Longitudional Studies

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Who funded the Millennium Cohort study?

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The Economic and Social Research Council

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What did the survey find with children whose parents read to them every day?

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They were more likely to flourish in their first year in primary school

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What did the survey find in terms of educational performance with girls compared to boys?

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Girls consistently outperformed boys at the age of five to nine years old

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How many months behind in terms of maths were children who had grown up in social housing?

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3.2 months behind

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