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“A bigger factor than realized”: parent perceptions of magnets concerning residency, proximity, and transportation
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda “A bigger factor than realized”: parent perceptions of magnets concerning residency, proximity, and transportation Christy Batts [1] ; Jennifer B. Ayscue [1] ; Virginia Riel [1] [1] North Carolina State University Localización: Archivos Analíticos de Políticas Educativas=Education Policy Analysis Archives, ISSN-e 1068-2341, Vol. 34, Nº.
“You Only Get One Shot with Your Kid’s Education”: Examining Mothers’ Involvement in K-12 Education During the COVID-19 Pandemic
ABSTRACT Building on existing research about intensive involvement, this study examines how mothers activated socioeconomic resources to benefit their children’s K-12 education during the COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing on interviews with 50 mothers at the beginning of the pandemic, the findings indicate that socioeconomically advantaged families relied on economic capital and mothers’ availability for assisting with virtual school, homeschooling, and facilitating educational opportunities.
Serendipity or strategy? The college housing search and inequality
INTRODUCTION Housing is central to students' lives in college, providing a place to rest, study, and find privacy while at university (Bozick, 2007). Yet, acquiring a place to live begins with a search. To gather information about housing, college students may utilize formal channels, such as official websites, as well as informal channels, such as help from family members, friends, or organizations.
Who Favors Magnets and Who Favors Charters? Political Ideology, Social Purpose Politics, and School Choice in the Upper South
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