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Peer reviewedGalinsky, Ellen – Educational Leadership, 2001
The real enemy is not working mothers, but a society that undervalues parenting. Schools can help parents address and manage their guilt and stress, stop the mommy wars (between working and nonworking parents), work to improve community childcare, include fathers in outreach efforts, and help employers become family-friendly. (MLH)
Descriptors: Childhood Needs, Conflict Resolution, Coping, Elementary Secondary Education
