Supporting Academic Improvement among Eighth Graders at Risk for Retention: An Action Research Intervention - RMLE Online Vol, 33, No. 1
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RMLE Online - Research in Middle Level Education
2009 - Volume 33, Number 1
Editor, Micki M. Caskey, Ph.D., Portland State University

Supporting Academic Improvement
among Eighth Graders at Risk for Retention:
An Action Research Intervention

E. C. M. Mason
DePaul University

H. George McMahon
University of South Alabama

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Abstract

Recent changes in the field of school counseling have called for professional school counselors to provide evidence of the effect their work has on the academic success of their students. This article presents the findings of a multi faceted action research intervention designed to help students at risk for retention. Findings indicate that students participating in the intervention did improve their grades. Implications for school counselors wanting to lead such programs are discussed.

ISSN 1940-4476


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