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At Risk Students: Victims of Miseducation and Failure By Bill Page [link removed]
At-risk students are victims of circumstances. They can’t pull themselves up by the bootstraps – they have no boots.
No child abuse is more insidious, pernicious, and pervasive than the pain and humiliation of school failure inflicted daily on the lives of unfortunate, at-risk students.
At-risk students are victims of circumstances. They can’t pull themselves up by the bootstraps – they have no boots.
No child abuse is more insidious, pernicious, and pervasive than the pain and humiliation of school failure inflicted daily on the lives of unfortunate, at-risk students.
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