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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"predominantly White high schools"”.

  1. (En)Countering White Noise: A Narrative Study Of How Students Of Color Experience And Navigate Rural, Predominantly White High Schools

    … of students of Color who attend rural, predominantly White high schools. Using narrative inquiry, the aim of this study was to disrupt normative White perspectives (individual and institutional) by building counternarratives that center experiences of students of Color to inform school …

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  2. An analysis of intervention programs and their effects upon the achievement of black graduates of predominantely white and black high schools

    … and State University who had graduated from predominantly black and predominantly white high schools after their involvement in Intervention Programs on selective variables with those students who have graduated from black and white high schools who did not participate in these programs. Four …

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  3. Expectations and Experiences of Black Students at Two PredominantlyWhite High Schools in Southern Appalachia.

    … and experiences of 20 Black students at 2 predominantly White high schools in the Southern Appalachian region of the United States. The participants' experiences revealed how institutional practices promoted or obstructed their successful experiences at high school.</p><p>Qualitative …

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