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Published inEducation week Vol. 22; no. 7; p. 34
Main Author Hoffman, Lynn M
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bethesda Editorial Projects in Education 16.10.2002
Subjects
Adolescents
Adults
Calculus
Classroom Observation Techniques
Daughters
Entry Workers
Government School Relationship
High School Students
Learner Engagement
Meetings
Part Time Employment
School Activities
School Construction
Secondary school students
Secondary schools
Teachers
Teenagers
Yearbooks
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ISSN0277-4232
1944-8333

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Summary:There's a cartoon I use in my damn these days that speaks to the apparent disconnect between adult and student purposes for school The eager parent quizzes her teenage daughter about her ft ret day back to high shool The daughter proceed! to describe the latest developments m the dating statue and changed physical appearance of her friends. When the mother asks specifically about her daughter's academic subjects, the girl uses her classes to situate the times during the school day when she first observed these social developments in her peers.
ISSN:0277-4232
1944-8333