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Research shows that children from low socioeconomic status (SES) households develop academic skills more slowly than those from higher SES groups, leading to long-term negative outcomes in adulthood. Low-SES communities often face underresourced school systems, resulting in inadequate education and higher dropout rates, which perpetuate the cycle of poverty. Addressing these issues through improved educational systems and early intervention programs may help mitigate the risks associated with low SES.

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