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Christoph Schlepphorstfidence on its conclusions on the impact of education on growth. This research is sketched. Another approach makes use of observations at the level of individual industries to measure the association between the educational attainments of workers and productivity growth. This research confirms the n

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Christoph Schlepphorstn landscape while simultaneously figuring out the rules and expectations, both implicit and explicit, which shape every facet of the collegiate experience. In addition, it is unlikely that they will find many familiar markers that reinforce their lived experience, further solidifying the concern tha

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Christoph Schlepphorstentity as “socially, historically, politically, and culturally constructed at both the institutional and individual levels” (Abes, Jones, & McEwen, 2007, p. 2; Omni & Winant, 1994) and recognizes a fluidity to these social identities that shift with the context and relationships.

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entity as “socially, historically, politically, and culturally constructed at both the institutional and individual levels” (Abes, Jones, & McEwen, 2007, p. 2; Omni & Winant, 1994) and recognizes a fluidity to these social identities that shift with the context and relationships.

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Christoph Schlepphorstwth and efficient resource allocation. Three major questions are posed. First, what is known about the role of education in economic growth? This question has been addressed in different ways. Some economists have applied growth accounting techniques to macroeconomic data on changes in schooling com

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Christoph Schlepphorstwth and efficient resource allocation. Three major questions are posed. First, what is known about the role of education in economic growth? This question has been addressed in different ways. Some economists have applied growth accounting techniques to macroeconomic data on changes in schooling com

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Christoph Schlepphorstaning of their lives and the world around them. In this chapter, I use the framework of self-authorship to discuss the development of low-income (LI), first-generation (FG) students’ social, academic, and relational identities in college. In the student interviews, two themes salient to identity dev

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Christoph Schlepphorste their concerns about college. Mai captures the confusion and apprehension about her impending arrival, while David describes his first day of college. Mai confirms that the road to college itself has been unclear and expresses fear about how she will measure up in comparison to others in her peer