A new study out of the School of Sociology at Plymouth University shows that one of the most effective ways to combat the problems of lack of social skills in later in childhood can be combatted by letting preschoolers take jobs outside the home at an earlier age.
Today more children lack social skills due to electronic devises and find it difficult to make it in the workforce when they are adults.
Professor Gochu quoted, “making children work at a younger age is actually good for them. It helps them learn the harsh realities of the world so they have little expectations as adults.”