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The contexts for development include a child’s family, as well as their schools, communities, and culture. Family is the primary context for development for most children, and a family’s socioeconomic status (SES) plays a significant role in the experiences a child will have. Characteristics of the school a child attends and the community in which the child lives affect every aspect of development. Although we see cultural differences in how parents raise their children, parenting in each culture prepares children to be successful in the context of their particular environment.