Children whose parents have the economic resources to send them to science or journalism camps over summer break acquire a set of social skills and aesthetic tastes that

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Cultural capital refers to the non-financial social assets that promote social mobility beyond economic means. Attending specialized camps like those for science or journalism can indeed build cultural capital by providing children with knowledge, skills, and experiences that enhance their social and cultural competence.

Children Whose Parents Have the Economic Resources to Send Them