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Experts Suggest Link between Low SATs and High Infant Mortality.

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Source:
Black Issues in Higher Education, v6 n16 p9-10 Oct 26 1989.
Language:
English
Publication Type:
Journal Articles; Reports - Research

Additional Information
- Author(s):
  Lyons, Nancee L.
- Availability:
- Peer Reviewed:
  N
- Subject Terms:
  Academic Achievement, Achievement Tests, Factor Analysis, Health Services, Infant Mortality, Mortality Rate, Prenatal Influences, State Surveys
- Subject Terms:
  SAT (College Admission Test)
- Abstract:
  Statistics suggest that the states with the highest infant mortality rates also have the worst prenatal and health care, resulting in a high proportion of children born at risk of learning disabilities that could later result in low Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) performance. (FMW)
- Intended Audience:
  Policymakers
- Publication Date:
  1990
- Accession Number:
  EJ399911