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Educational/Academic Outcomes in Relation to Transition and Deployment Experiences for Mil. Children
- Community: All Communities
- Date Posted: May 31, 2011
- Type: 0B, pdf, download
Description
Periodic transitions and disruptions are common to military life. In addition to military members themselves, their families, and in particular, their school aged children face these transitions and disruptions. Reliable information about the educational/academic outcomes of military children is vital to support military families and schools. This report documents the results of a literature review and analysis conducted in support of efforts by the Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) to identify and track academic outcomes for military children.
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Transitions, academic outcomes
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