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Research & Policy

Looking at School Health and School Reform Policy Through the Lens of Addressing Barriers to Learning
H. Adelman and L. Taylor

This journal article discusses policy, research and practice through the lens of addressing barriers to student learning, an analysis that differs markedly from prevailing discussions of how to enhance student well-being and achievement.

Source: Children's Services: Social Policy, Research, and Practice, 3(2), 117-132. or H. Adelman, UCLA Dept of Psych. P.O. Box 951563, LA CA 90095. tel: (310) 825-3634; fax: (310) 206-8716.

This document is available free of charge when ordered by mail.
To order, contact:
UCLA Center for Mental Health in Schools
Dept. of Psychology, P.O.Box 951563, Los Angeles, CA 90095.
tel: (310) 825-3634; toll free: (866) 846-4843; fax: (310)206-8716
email: smhp@ucla.edu; web: http://smhp.psych.ucla.edu


 


Keywords: barriers, learning, barriers to learning, health, school, reform, policy, model, best practice, standard based, reform, school reform, strategies, standard based reform, empirically supported intervention


 

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