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Cranston-Gingras, Ann – Reclaiming Children and Youth, 2003
This article summarizes the educational challenges facing students from migrant farmworker families. A university-based dropout recovery program has been successful at helping their students leave behind the label of "dropout." (Contains 10 references.) (Author)
Descriptors: Dropout Prevention, Farm Labor, High Risk Students, Migrant Youth
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Whiteley, Sonia – Journal of College Student Retention, 2003
This survey of Australian college students provides support for an alternative explanation of attrition for a specific group of university students: students who planned to withdraw from their original program of study after facilitating entry to another undergraduate degree. (EV)
Descriptors: College Students, Dropout Research, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
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Wasylyshyn, Vicki – Children Today, 1988
Describes the Support, Tutoring, and Adventures for Youth (S.T.A.Y.) program developed by the YMCA in Manchester, New Hampshire, to assist young teens at risk of dropping out of school. The program features educational and outdoor adventures, and focuses on motivation and counseling. (SKC)
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Counseling, Outdoor Education, Potential Dropouts
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Horowitz, Tamar Ruth – Adolescence, 1992
Examined dropping out of school in four schools in Israel. Found significant differences in attitudes of persistent students and dropouts even before act of dropping out occurred. In vocational, comprehensive, and agricultural schools, dropouts scored more positively than persistent students on Anderson's Alienation Scales: self-estrangement,…
Descriptors: Dropouts, Foreign Countries, Identification, Potential Dropouts
Wells, Shirley; And Others – 1989
Early, accurate identification of potentially at-risk students is crucial to developing effective dropout prevention programs. Checklists are commonly used by schools and agencies to identify potential dropouts. Unfortunately checklists have several weaknesses, e.g., it is difficult to know how many characteristics must be checked before deciding…
Descriptors: Dropout Prevention, High Risk Students, High Schools, Identification
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Kowalski, Casimir J.; Cangemi, Joseph P. – College Student Journal, 1974
One of the country's greatest waste of human resources is the high school dropout. It is imperative that educators learn the symptomatology associated with dropping out of school. (Author)
Descriptors: Dropout Characteristics, Dropouts, High School Students, Out of School Youth
Druian, Greg – 1986
Characteristics and practices of effective schools have been identified and it is important to determine whether these practices work with at-risk youth. Effective schools research may yield useful knowledge in educating at-risk youth or research could warn that the effective schools movement could threaten the education of at-risk youth if not…
Descriptors: Dropout Prevention, Educational Objectives, Elementary Secondary Education, High Risk Students
Butts, R. Randolph – 1986
A review of the research on pretherapy education for psychotherapy clients has found that pretherapy training has a positive impact on encouraging clients to remain in individual or group therapy. Pretherapy training has also been shown to contribute to improving client motivation and attitudes toward the therapeutic process. The evidence suggests…
Descriptors: Attendance, Client Characteristics (Human Services), Dropout Prevention, Educational Needs
Bush, Marilyn G. – 1987
This document presents the final report of a dropout prevention counseling program designed for elementary school students in McDowell County, West Virginia. The purpose of the program is explained and three objectives met by the project are identified: (1) counseling sessions were held with each of the identified potential dropouts (N=206) in two…
Descriptors: Dropout Prevention, Intermediate Grades, Parent Counseling, Parent Participation
Smaby, Marlowe; Anderson, Jerry – Pupil Personnel Services Journal, 1975
This article compares one group of potential dropouts who received three action-oriented goal setting interviews with counselors to another group who received the usual counseling, but no systematic outreach program. (Author)
Descriptors: Counseling Services, Dropout Prevention, Outreach Programs, Potential Dropouts
CANGEMI, JOSEPH P.
STUDENTS IDENTIFIED AS "HARD-CORE" FUTURE DROPOUTS BY COUNSELORS, TEACHERS, AND SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS SHOULD BE GROUPED TOGETHER FOR A COMPREHENSIVE, SHORT-TERM COURSE. SOME OF THE REALISTIC OBJECTIVES OF A TERMINAL PROGRAM FOR POTENTIAL DROPOUTS ARE--TO PREPARE STUDENTS WHO ARE DROPPING OUT OF SCHOOL FOR IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT, TO…
Descriptors: Employment Opportunities, Job Placement, Potential Dropouts, Program Guides
SAFAR, DWIGHT – 1966
THE POTENTIAL DROPOUT WAS STUDIED IN THIS COUNSELING PROGRAM IN AN EFFORT TO LESSEN THE DROPOUT RATE. CRITERIA WERE ESTABLISHED AND SAMPLES WERE SELECTED FROM GRADES 8 THROUGH 11. AN EXPERIMENTAL AND CONTROL GROUP WERE FORMED, AND DATA WERE GATHERED ON A NUMBER OF VARIABLES. THE STATISTICAL TREATMENTS USED WERE CHI-SQUARE AND THE "T"…
Descriptors: Behavior Development, Counseling Services, Dropout Prevention, Dropout Rate
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Sexton, Porter W. – Journal of Educational Equity and Leadership, 1985
Dropout statistics for Portland, Oregon, high schools reveal that the schools themselves, and the assignment of students to specific schools, may be more important than previously thought in determining dropout rates. Thus, programs in the high schools and open transfer provisions may be cost-effective means of providing for needs of potential…
Descriptors: Dropout Prevention, Dropout Research, High Schools, Institutional Characteristics
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Conrath, Jerry – Contemporary Education, 1984
A high school in Oregon has had positive results from the development of a dropout prevention program. Students meet together each day, develop goals, and earn credits for successful efforts. Program design and implementation are described. (DF)
Descriptors: Counseling Techniques, Dropout Prevention, Dropout Programs, High Schools
Lee, Valerie E.; Burkam, David T. – 2001
This paper explores how high schools, through their structures and organizations, may influence their students' decisions about whether to stay in school until graduation or drop out. Traditional explanations for dropout behavior have focused on individual students' social background and academic behaviors. What high schools do to push out or hold…
Descriptors: Academic Persistence, Curriculum, Dropouts, Educational Environment
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