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Book 2021 as beacons of opportunity and hope; places of empowerment and, in the best, of cultural restitution...In this work, young people interviewed over a span of seven years reflect, in real time, on the intended and unintended consequences boarding has had in their own lives. They relate expected and dr

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Homesickness Rather than an atomistic model that perceives homesickness as emerging from a longing for people or place, the narratives here indicate that for many young people, homesickness went to the heart of belonging. Whereas homesickness has been described as a transitory affliction the effects of which di

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Traumancluding the neurological adaptations which occur when a child is exposed to traumatic situations and the on-going psychological burden of trauma. When a young person brings a history of trauma with them to school or when stressful life events unfold while they are away at school, common sense and n

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Family Support and Finding a Voicerriers they encounter within schools as they try to advocate for their children. Ensuring parents, grandparents, community members are empowered to speak and guaranteed a respectful hearing is an issue many schools have yet to address. The narratives provide insight into how the confluence of class,

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Wilhelm Kromphardt,Rudolf Henn,Karl F?rstner Rather than an atomistic model that perceives homesickness as emerging from a longing for people or place, the narratives here indicate that for many young people, homesickness went to the heart of belonging. Whereas homesickness has been described as a transitory affliction the effects of which di

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Physica-Schriften zur Betriebswirtschaftncluding the neurological adaptations which occur when a child is exposed to traumatic situations and the on-going psychological burden of trauma. When a young person brings a history of trauma with them to school or when stressful life events unfold while they are away at school, common sense and n

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Das Grundmodell der Principal-Agent-Theorie,n engendered by the dissonance between their own worldview and that normalised within the school, was a constant at boarding school. For them, ethnic and racial stereotypes, internalised or externally imposed, meant that they felt ‘different’ at school. In many instances, this intersected with aware

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,Prinzip der gleichm??igen Beschr?nktheit,rriers they encounter within schools as they try to advocate for their children. Ensuring parents, grandparents, community members are empowered to speak and guaranteed a respectful hearing is an issue many schools have yet to address. The narratives provide insight into how the confluence of class,