More than half the homeless youth in America are living "doubled-up" because of economic hardship, often on the brink of full-on homelessness. The findings here give an invaluable look at how this population navigates their education.
More than half the homeless youth in America are living "doubled-up" because of economic hardship, often on the brink of full-on homelessness. The findings here give an invaluable look at how this population navigates their education.
Ronald E. Hallett is an Assistant Professor of Education at the University of the Pacific and a Research Associate in the Center of Higher Education Policy Analysis at the University of Southern California.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Resilience and Homeless Youth 3. Entering their Lives and Homes I. Shared Residences 4. Isaac's Long Shot 5. Juan Dreams Big II. Merged Households 6. Kylee Goes with the Flow 7. Marco Plans to be Average III. Analysis and Implications 8. Influence of Residential Structure 9. Implications for Policy and Practice 10. Epilogue
1. Introduction 2. Resilience and Homeless Youth 3. Entering their Lives and Homes I. Shared Residences 4. Isaac's Long Shot 5. Juan Dreams Big II. Merged Households 6. Kylee Goes with the Flow 7. Marco Plans to be Average III. Analysis and Implications 8. Influence of Residential Structure 9. Implications for Policy and Practice 10. Epilogue
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