This developmental study focused on the process of youth as they make the difficult transition into the labor market of Newfoundland and Labrador. The project consists of two parallel yet interrelated studies, one focusing or the full cohort of over 9000 Level III high school students at the end of the 1988-89 school year, and a second, which focuses on the full year cohort of over 2100 students (grade 7 to Level III) who dropped out of school between Easter 1987 and Easter 1988. The first follow-up contact with the Level III group was made in the late fall of 1989 through a brief telephone interview. Most had completed high school 6 months earlier and had become established in some kind of work or further education. Information was obtaine...
This article provides an account and discussion of research processes used in a contemporary study o...
It has generally been considered a fair test of an institution that is intended to serve the public,...
Based on existing research, including our own findings from interviews and focus groups with rural y...
This project consists of two parallel yet interrelated studies, one focusing on the full cohort of a...
The purpose of this study was to provide a detailed description of the transition pathways and caree...
Government of Canada Strong literacy skills are a predictor of success in school and in the workplac...
The report details the results of a 2-year followup study of immigrant students in South Australia h...
[...] The original purpose of the study was to explore the relationship between social and economic ...
Students who withdraw from high school before graduating constitute a group of increasing public con...
Based on a series of studies of grade eleven studies conducted during the 1970's, Dr. Parsons examin...
This study is an evaluation of the McNlnnville high school program froi a follow-up survey of the op...
Should we be concerned about the more than 30 percent national dropout rate? Can anything be done t...
The Youth in Transition project, a longitudinal study (which began in 1966) of a national sample of ...
Grades seven, eight and nine students in the French Section of the Kent County Roman Catholic Separa...
A follow-up study of students who had attended Northern Lights College in 1978, was conducted two ye...
This article provides an account and discussion of research processes used in a contemporary study o...
It has generally been considered a fair test of an institution that is intended to serve the public,...
Based on existing research, including our own findings from interviews and focus groups with rural y...
This project consists of two parallel yet interrelated studies, one focusing on the full cohort of a...
The purpose of this study was to provide a detailed description of the transition pathways and caree...
Government of Canada Strong literacy skills are a predictor of success in school and in the workplac...
The report details the results of a 2-year followup study of immigrant students in South Australia h...
[...] The original purpose of the study was to explore the relationship between social and economic ...
Students who withdraw from high school before graduating constitute a group of increasing public con...
Based on a series of studies of grade eleven studies conducted during the 1970's, Dr. Parsons examin...
This study is an evaluation of the McNlnnville high school program froi a follow-up survey of the op...
Should we be concerned about the more than 30 percent national dropout rate? Can anything be done t...
The Youth in Transition project, a longitudinal study (which began in 1966) of a national sample of ...
Grades seven, eight and nine students in the French Section of the Kent County Roman Catholic Separa...
A follow-up study of students who had attended Northern Lights College in 1978, was conducted two ye...
This article provides an account and discussion of research processes used in a contemporary study o...
It has generally been considered a fair test of an institution that is intended to serve the public,...
Based on existing research, including our own findings from interviews and focus groups with rural y...