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Why some kids start school with skills months ahead of others

Two years of kindergarten before school is better than one, researchers say. And for the first time they have been able to measure how far ahead children who go to pre-school as three- and four-year-olds are.

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The AgeWhy some kids start school with skills months ahead of othersSydney Morning HeraldWhy some kids start school with skills months ahead of othersThe AgeWhy some kids start school with skills months ahead of othersSydney Morning HeraldWhy some kids start school with skills months ahead of others
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