Navigating multiple worlds by dropping back into school : urban youth, school policy and re-enrollment
         This study examines Black and Hispanic urban youth that "dropout" of school and return for a high school diploma. Using a mixed methods approach, Phase I uses Cross-Classified Hierarchical Generalized Linear Modeling and Phase II incorporates a multiple case study of 16 students. Results of this study provides insight to the ways that returning urban high school students navigate in-school and out-of-school contexts. Furthermore, how they transitioned between the cultural norms and behavioral expectations of their neighborhood, school, and policy.
    
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    Electronic Theses & Dissertations
                    
 
- Copyright Status
 - In Copyright
 
- Material Type
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    Theses
                    
 
- Authors
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    Hines, Dorothy
                    
 
- Thesis Advisors
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    Carter Andrews, Dorinda
                    
 
- Committee Members
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    Frank, Ken
                    
Villarruel, Francisco
Schneider, Barbara
Rodriquez, Louie
 
- Date Published
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    2014
                    
 
- Subjects
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    African American dropouts
                    
Dropout behavior, Prediction of
Dropouts
Hispanic American dropouts
United States
 
- Program of Study
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    Educational Policy - Doctor of Philosophy
                    
 
- Degree Level
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    Doctoral
                    
 
- Language
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    English
                    
 
- Pages
 - xii, 286 pages
 
- ISBN
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    9781321163919
                    
1321163916