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The Relationship Between Social Integration, Attitude Toward School And Absenteeism, Donald A. Price
The Relationship Between Social Integration, Attitude Toward School And Absenteeism, Donald A. Price
All Master's Theses
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between social integration, absenteeism, and attitude toward school at Frontier Junior High in Moses Lake, Washington.
Comparative Study Of Dropouts In The Yakima High Schools, Edna V. Miller Bailey
Comparative Study Of Dropouts In The Yakima High Schools, Edna V. Miller Bailey
All Master's Theses
It was the purpose of this study (1) to find and to compare causes for dropouts from the non-high district students with those from the in-residence students; (2) to compare non-high district students and in-residence students as to age, days of attendance and absence, grade point average, intelligence, grade, dropout quarter, reason for dropout, graduation previous spring or re-entry in the fall, and previous subject of grade failure; and (3) to review the present Yakima secondary school curriculum.
A Survey Of Selected Attendance Problems In The Toppenish Junior High School, Bruce K. Comer
A Survey Of Selected Attendance Problems In The Toppenish Junior High School, Bruce K. Comer
All Master's Theses
The field of attendance is very broad in scope. This is not a study of a single problem. The main part of the research deals with the relationship between absences and grades, and the question frequently comes up, “Are absences the cause of poor grades, or are poor grades the cause of absences?”
A Study Of The Relationship Of School Attendance And School Achievement And Social Behavior, Gerald Evans Post
A Study Of The Relationship Of School Attendance And School Achievement And Social Behavior, Gerald Evans Post
All Master's Theses
This thesis has been written for the purpose of recording and interpreting facts which were discovered in a study of non-attendance, school achievement and social behavior.