Children in central cities and rural communities experience high rates of
                        poverty

Savage, Sarah

doi:10.34051/p/2020.44

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“…The national trends discussed thus far mask enormous variations across the country. The rural child poverty rates in states range from a low of 8 percent in Connecticut to a high of 35 percent in Mississippi (Savage 2008). In thirteen states, more than one-fourth of rural children are poor.…”

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The forgotten fifth: child poverty in rural America

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2009

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The forgotten fifth: child poverty in rural America

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2009

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School and District-Level Characteristics Associated With Participation in the After-School Snack Component of the National School Lunch Program

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Cho

2015

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The Career Beliefs of Inner-City Adolescents

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Ziebell

2011

Professional School Counseling

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This research explored the career beliefs of inner-city adolescents (N = 97). Results identified six types of beliefs: success is related to effort, job satisfaction, work interest and liking, flexibility/adaptability, achievement and persistence, and toleration of uncertainty. A majority of these young people believed that their success was not related to their efforts and had beliefs inconsistent with flexibility/adaptability. Findings are interpreted in light of Happenstance Learning Theory (Krumboltz 2009).

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Children in central cities and rural communities experience high rates of poverty

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The forgotten fifth: child poverty in rural America

The forgotten fifth: child poverty in rural America

School and District-Level Characteristics Associated With Participation in the After-School Snack Component of the National School Lunch Program

The Career Beliefs of Inner-City Adolescents

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