Who is accountable for high school dropout? A study of the personal, parental and teacher related factors of elementary students as predictors of high school dropout

Authors: Erin Brock

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Type	Master’s thesis
Author	Erin Brock
Publication Year	2011
Title	Who is accountable for high school dropout? A study of the personal, parental and teacher related factors of elementary students as predictors of high school dropout
City	North Bay, ON
Department	Education
University	Nipissing University
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth

Longitudinal, Survey (1994 to 2009)

NLSCY

Research Data Centre(s)

ORDC (Ottawa)

COOL

Canadian Research Data Centre Network