why do you stand so far away? a qualitative look at the lived experience of alternative school students.

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2011
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In recent years, research has begun to focus on identifying and understanding those factors that contribute to the likelihood of a student's not completing high school (risk factors) and those factors that contribute to keeping a student in school (protective factors). This paper details the qualitative findings from a survey study of 145 students and in-depth interviews with 12 alternative high school students. Data was analyzed using a Rapid Assessment team analysis approach (Beebe, 2001). This paper provides a description of the qualitative interview data, with support from the survey data. The study also identifies strategic approaches that students claim are effective in keeping them engaged in school and the factors that hinder their abilities to complete high school.
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Authors ;Dr. Michael I. POUTIATINE;L. VEEDER
Journal proceedings - frontiers in education conference
Year 2011
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