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National Dropout Rates: Sources, problems, and Efforts Toward Solutions
Hamby, J. V.
This report attempts to clarify some of the confusion about dropout rates. (May 1989)
How to Identify At-Risk Students
Wells, S., Bechard, S., & Hamby, J. V.
Presents a practice-based process for identifying potential dropouts. (July 1989)
Self-Esteem: The Key to Student Success
Nave, B.
Any effort to reduce the dropout rate must include a component that seeks to raise the level of perceived self-worth on the part of the student. (January 1990)
Incentives and Education
Seoane, M., & Smink, J.
The pros and cons of incentives are discussed. (June 1991)
The Disadvantages of Tracking and Ability Grouping: A Look at Cooperative Learning as an Alternative
Crosby, M. S., & Owens, E. M.
Research shows that tracking is detrimental to student success. Cooperative learning provides an effective alternative. (March 1993)
Family Literacy's Approach to Dropout Prevention
Mansbach, S C.
This intergenerational approach can break the cycle of illiteracy. (May 1993)
Enhanced Vocational Education: Developing a District-Wide Dropout Prevention Program
Hamby, J. V., & Monaco, F. A.
EVE represents an expanded vision of vocational education that seeks change in curriculum, methods, and the students it serves. (September 1993)
Promoting Success for the African-American Male Student: A Blueprint for Action
Reglin, G.
The Black Male Crisis compels educators to act now. This report offers a coordinated plan to ensure the success of African-American males. (January 1994)
Resolving Conflict Through Peer Mediation
Rogers, M.
Violence in our schools threatens teachers and students alike. Learn about a strategy which teaches students the skills needed to resolve conflicts. (June 1994)
School-Based Case Management: An Integrated Service Model for Early Intervention with Potential Dropouts
Smith, Jr., A. J.
Learn about a successful case management model. (September 1995)
Too Much Fun for Therapy: Therapeutic Recreation as an Intervention Tool With At-Risk Youth
Brooks, K W.
Purposeful recreation can play a significant role in the educational process. This report introduces you to several strategies from the field of Therapeutic Recreation. (October 1997)
Literacy Clubs for At-Risk Girls
Naff, B., & Fones, S.
Based on research, this report provides you with practical suggestions for implementing literacy clubs, a strategy with proven success for at-risk girls. (January 1998)
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