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Effects of Homelessness on the Academic Achievement of Children (Children of Poverty Series)

Resource Type

Book

Description

"This book explores the political, socioeconomic, psychological, and educational factors impacting homelessness. The pattern-matching methodology used in this study helps to investigate the cause and effect relationship of homelessness upon the academic achievement of school-age children. The findings of this study reveal that homelessness adversely influences academic achievement as measured by standardized test scores. The consequences of these findings forthe public schools mean that school-age homeless children need special educational services to address their developmental needs, both while they are homeless and after they return to a stabilized home environment. The book also makes educational recommendations and presents innovative programs for stabilizing the cognitive and emotional environment of homeless school-age children." Publisher (barnesandnoble.com)

Ages

All Ages

Age Groups

Adulthood (22+)

Languages

English

ISBN

0815330146

Authors

Stuart Bruchey , Henrietta S. Evans Attles

Publication

1997 Taylor & Francis, Inc.

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