Where some young people find themselves: Compelling reasons for studying the lives of early school leavers
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Open access
Authors
Marshall, Brian
Date
2014Supervisor
Dr Roya Pugh
Prof. Barry Fraser
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Science and Mathematics Education Centre
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Abstract
This thesis reflects upon and soberly describes lived situations of young people who voluntarily participated. I come to two points, one is enduring, about what we as educators and researchers can do to ease and sustain re-entry of early school leavers into educational purpose, the other is about transforming conditions of compulsory education that are palatable for them. I uncover a possible transforming moment of conversion that offers an educationally different space for young people.
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