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Promoting the Educational Achievement of Mexican American Young Women

Marian A. Aguilar

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This article introduces a framework for high school retention efforts based on the findings from a study of young Mexican American women who were the first in their families to attend college. The framework provides the means for bridging educational gaps by supporting the strengths of these young people and by reducing barriers to educational achievement.

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This article introduces a framework for high school retention efforts based on the findings from a study of young Mexican American women who were the first in their families to attend college. The framework provides the means for bridging educational gaps by supporting the strengths of these young people and by reducing barriers to educational achievement.

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This article introduces a framework for high school retention efforts based on the findings from a study of young Mexican American women who were the first in their families to attend college. The framework provides the means for bridging educational gaps by supporting the strengths of these young people and by reducing barriers to educational achievement.

Key concepts: Bridging (networking), Psychology, Mexican americans, Developmental psychology, Pedagogy, Medical education, Sociology, Medicine

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