Children from low-SES families usually have all of the following compared to children from higher-SES families EXCEPT:

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The provided options are all issues that low-SES children face in terms of language development. However, there is no evidence to suggest that they have fewer English language learner (ELL) classifications than children from higher-SES families. In fact, it is possible that low-SES children may have a higher proportion of ELL classifications due to their limited access to resources that support English language learning.

Children from Low-SES Families Usually Have All of the Following