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Dropouts

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How children fail

John Caldwell Holt, JOHN HOLT

1964

Dropping out--problem or symptom?

Jerald G. Bachman

1971

Completing college

Vincent Tinto

2012

Tyrone's journey

Gloria Velásquez

2006

College student retention

Alan Seidman

2012

The piper's son

Melina Marchetta

2010

Nothing left to lose

Jeffrey D. Blum

1972

Talking about leaving

Elaine Seymour

1997

Putting all students on the graduation path

Nettie E. Legters, Robert Balfanz

2010

Spellbound

Janet McDonald

2001

Strategies to help solve our school dropout problem

Jay Smink, Franklin P. Schargel

2001

Dropping out of school

Heidi Watkins

2012

Every Child, Every Day

Michael K. Raible

2015

I can finish college

Marcia Y. Cantarella

2011

When grit isn't enough

Linda F. Nathan

2017

Stay in - you win

Alberta. Alberta Education

1992

Keeping students in higher education

David Moxley

2001

Giving up on school

Margaret Diane LeCompte

1991

Dropping out of school

Debra Goldentyer

1994

Characteristics of the specific learning disabled (SLD) dropout and an analysis of the "holding power" of exceptional education services

William Michael Bartnick

1989

Rose of no man's land

Michelle Tea

2006

High school dropouts

Judeen Bartos

2013

I Never Loved Your Mind

Paul Zindel

1970

Dropping out

Russell W. Rumberger

2011

Dropouts, Washington's wasted resource

Washington (State). Superintendent of Public Instruction.

1963

The Long Transition (Youth Questions)

Robert G. Hollands

1990

Negotiating Learning and Identity in Higher Education

Bongi Bangeni, Paul Ashwin, Rochelle Kapp et al.

2017

Reframing retention strategy for institutional improvement

David H. Kalsbeek

2013

Dropout prevention

C. Lee Goss

2014

The last refuge

Chris Knopf

2007

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