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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"doubly disadvantaged"”.

  1. THREE ESSAYS ON THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED

    <p>This dissertation examines disadvantaged students through a unique and novel lens and investigates the effects of Universal Free Meals (UFM) – a program available to schools with sizable economically disadvantaged populations – on student well-being and district financial feasibility. UFM …

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  2. Examining the neighborhood effect averaging problem (NEAP) in people’s exposure to mobility-dependent environmental factors: A spatiotemporal modeling approach

    … environments, ethnic exposures, and deprived/disadvantaged neighborhoods. Systematic investigations of the NEAP have been urgently needed to advance and enrich our fundamental understanding of the role of human daily mobility in studies on neighborhood effects. To fill these significant gaps, …

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  3. Being NEET: A review of the literature surrounding young people not in education, employment or training

    … there will be people who can fill the posts. Disadvantaged young people are disproportionately more likely to end up NEET than their better-off peers, and they're more likely to stay NEET for a considerable amount of time. They are what is known as "doubly disadvantaged", because they are 50% …

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  4. The difference that makes the difference: a pupil perspective about schooling designed for students with social emotional and behavioural difficulties (SEBD)

    … After Children/Care Leavers in Northern Ireland doubly disadvantaged.’ In a school such as ours we are in a prime position to help fill this research gap and improve the life chances of this very vulnerable group of young people.<br/>

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