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Youth with Disabilities: Their Perceptions, Expectations & Academic Performance
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Youth with Disabilities: Their Perceptions, Expectations & Academic Performance

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The National Longitudinal Transition Study-2 (NLTS2), was initiated in 2001 to provide a national picture of the characteristics and experiences of youth with disabilities, including their self-representations of themselves, their schooling, their personal relationships, and their hopes for the future. This book presents findings drawn from the first time data was collected directly from youth on these topics; they were ages 15 through 19 at the time (2003). The large majority of information reported comes from responses of youth with disabilities either to a telephone interview or to a self-administered mail survey, which contained a subset of key items from the telephone interview.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Nova Science Publishers Inc
Country
United States
Date
25 May 2012
Pages
223
ISBN
9781619421288

The National Longitudinal Transition Study-2 (NLTS2), was initiated in 2001 to provide a national picture of the characteristics and experiences of youth with disabilities, including their self-representations of themselves, their schooling, their personal relationships, and their hopes for the future. This book presents findings drawn from the first time data was collected directly from youth on these topics; they were ages 15 through 19 at the time (2003). The large majority of information reported comes from responses of youth with disabilities either to a telephone interview or to a self-administered mail survey, which contained a subset of key items from the telephone interview.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Nova Science Publishers Inc
Country
United States
Date
25 May 2012
Pages
223
ISBN
9781619421288