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When I've visited with colleagues in their homes for small dinners, for instance, and their children are there, too, I end up seeing--as an observer, of course--what that experience is like. It's definitely different.
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Both of my parents have a 6 grade education.
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Raises hand. Sort of. Mom went back to college once us kids were in school and got a teaching degree.
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One parent returned to school when I was in HS to get their AA & the other is a HS drop out. All three of the kids (me and my siblings) now have/getting graduate degrees
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Mine did not even have the opportunity to go to primary school (postwar times in Spain).
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Both hands. Never mind a PhD. High school too. They told me to get an education. They forgot to tell me where to stop. lol -
Haha I say this too. Only partly joking.
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Emphatically NOT me. Mother barely finished public school in the dust bowl years, and father had only a year or two of high school before he was pulled to help his father full time with the farm. Second and third generation PhD families are a wonder to me.
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I am first-gen but my mom finally got an associates degree around the same time I got my MA. So proud of her!
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