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Paul Willis used a qualitative research strategy to answer the question:A.How do school authorities

Paul Willis used a qualitative research strategy to answer the question:
A.   How do school authorities “push out” high school students who have low scores on standardized tests?
B.   Why is there a higher drop-out rate among young men than among young women?
C.   Which schools have a high drop-out rate and what are the organizational characteristics of those schools?
D.   What problems do young men without secondary diplomas face in the labor market?
E.   How do young men of working class origin end up failing in secondary school?

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Doing Qualitative Research: Designs, Methods, and Techniques

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Right as always, thx.

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Thanks for updating, glad it was right.

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