Attributions of Tracked, At-Risk, Middle School Students: Isolation of Alienated And Marginal Students And Implications for School Organization
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Jaime met her biological mother again when the mother returned to town for the grandmother's funeral.
At this point, Jaime became, from her own account, uncontrollable. Her mother left town again after her grandmother's funeral. Her grandfather (actually her step- grandfather) , whom she calls her dad, sent her to Florida to live with one of her aunts for most of the year. There 79 she made friends with a group of kids that were actively involved with drugs and sex. She "learned a lot on the st...reet," and became involved with the police for various offenses ranging from fighting to shoplifting.
After nearly a year, her grandfather provided for Jaime to come home. In the spring of 1991, her mother moved back to the area. Her mother has four other children, three of whom live with her. Jaime is the oldest child. The youngest is less than two years old. Jaime alternately lived with her grandfather, her mother, and her aunts during the course of this study. At times, her various boyfriends lived with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jaime met her biological mother again when the mother returned to town for the grandmother's funeral.
At this point, Jaime became, from her own account, uncontrollable. Her mother left town again after her grandmother's funeral. Her grandfather (actually her step- grandfather) , whom she calls her dad, sent her to Florida to live with one of her aunts for most of the year. There 79 she made friends with a group of kids that were actively involved with drugs and sex. She "learned a lot on the st...reet," and became involved with the police for various offenses ranging from fighting to shoplifting.
After nearly a year, her grandfather provided for Jaime to come home. In the spring of 1991, her mother moved back to the area. Her mother has four other children, three of whom live with her. Jaime is the oldest child. The youngest is less than two years old. Jaime alternately lived with her grandfather, her mother, and her aunts during the course of this study. At times, her various boyfriends lived with her.
What to read after Attributions of Tracked, At-Risk, Middle School Students: Isolation of Alienated And Marginal Students And Implications for School Organization?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonek, Mary Malmberg to read onlineMoreLess
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