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Social and Spatial Mobility via Education: Managing Aspirations on Shifting Terrains

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By Jennifer Estes, Erica Larson, L. Ungemah
| Wiley Online Library Verified
In a time of deepening inequality and pervasive uncertainty, education remains a powerful, if fraught, beacon of hope. Across global development agendas, national policies, and local discourses, schooling continues to be imagined as the primary engine for upward social mobility. Yet, this promise is increasingly precarious.
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Hydrotherapy to Rehabilitate and Condition Horses

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By Erica Larson
| The Horse Magazine Verified
Veterinarians have been using swimming, underwater treadmill work, and other forms of hydrotherapy in equine rehabilitation and conditioning protocols for years. Historically, they’ve based their recommendations largely on anecdotal evidence and personal experience. While questions remain, in recent years researchers have learned a significant amount about how aquatic therapy benefits horses.
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Hydrotherapy to Rehabilitate and Condition Horses

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By Erica Larson
| buff.ly
Veterinarians have been using swimming, underwater treadmill work, and other forms of hydrotherapy in equine rehabilitation and conditioning protocols for years. Historically, they’ve based their recommendations largely on anecdotal evidence and personal experience. While questions remain, in recent years researchers have learned a significant amount about how aquatic therapy benefits horses.
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