Disengagement from Education by Lynne Rogers

Disengagement from Education by Lynne Rogers

Disengagement from education among 11 19-year-olds remains of great concern. This book draws together current thinking and research in education and the social sciences to explore the complexities of the disengagement process and the long-term consequences of dropping out of school or college. It presents case studies of effective initiatives for preventing disengagement and for re-engaging young people in education.Lynne Rogers examines schools, colleges, juvenile justice settings and the situation of young people who are not in education, training or employment (NET). She explores disengagement in relation to special educational needs, transitions, curriculum and pedagogy, alternative curricula, and teachers and teacher training, and she sets out how those who work with 11 19-year-olds in the developed world can best challenge disengagement from education and help break cycles of inter-generational disadvantage.The book is essential reading for teachers, senior managers and non-teaching staff in schools, colleges, juvenile justice, and for youth workers and policy makers.

Rogers, Lynne: - Lynne Rogers is Reader in Education at the UCL Institute of Education.

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ISBN 13	9781858566818
ISBN 10	1858566819
Title	Disengagement from Education
Author	Lynne Rogers
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Institute of Education Press
Year published	2015-11-17
Number of pages	188
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