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Native American student retention in U.S. postsecondary education

James A. Larimore, George S. McClellan

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Abstract This chapter surveys the literature on Native American student retention, framing the discussion in the context of the broader body of literature on retention.

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Abstract This chapter surveys the literature on Native American student retention, framing the discussion in the context of the broader body of literature on retention.

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Abstract This chapter surveys the literature on Native American student retention, framing the discussion in the context of the broader body of literature on retention.

Key concepts: Framing (construction), Postsecondary education, Pedagogy, Higher education, Context (archaeology), Native american, Psychology, Sociology

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