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Parents delay sending kids to school for social reasons and physical size. It’s not about academic advantage

  • Written by Penny Van Bergen, Associate Professor in the Psychology of Education, Macquarie University

If you have a child born at the start of the year, you may be faced with a tricky and stressful decision. Do you send them to school “early”, in the year they turn five? Or do you “hold them back” and send them in the year they turn six?

Media reports refer to parents who want to “hold children back”. This is par...

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