I HATED EVERYTHING ABOUT SCHOOL: AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISLIKE OF SCHOOL, TEENAGE PREGNANCY AND EDUCATIONAL DISENGAGEMENT
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HOSIE, A., I HATED EVERYTHING ABOUT SCHOOL: AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISLIKE OF SCHOOL, TEENAGE PREGNANCY AND EDUCATIONAL DISENGAGEMENT. SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIETY, Vol. 6, no. 3 (2007), p. 333-347.
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Actitudes usuarios, Adolescentes, Discriminación, Embarazo, Entorno educativo, Estudio cualitativo, Factor de riesgo, Fracaso escolar, Motivación, Prevención, Reino Unido
Actitudes usuarios, Adolescentes, Discriminación, Embarazo, Entorno educativo, Estudio cualitativo, Factor de riesgo, Fracaso escolar, Motivación, Prevención, Reino Unido
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