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Canadian research has found that kindergarten kids who struggle to concentrate and are easily distracted are more likely to end up on a lower income as adults. Study co-author Francis Vergunst, a postdoctoral research fellow in developmental public health at University of Montreal, explains what their research uncovered.
Canadian research has found that kindergarten kids who struggle to concentrate and are easily distracted are more likely to end up on a lower income as adults. Study co-author Francis Vergunst, a postdoctoral research fellow in developmental public health at University of Montreal, explains what their research uncovered.
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