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The High School/College Disconnect
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Education
Students compulsorily should go to college so that they may succeed in society as adults, but many do not get the correct information about what is required to succeed in higher education. The knowledge and skills that are taught in high schools are different from college entrance and placement requirements.
Citation:
Educational Leadership; v62 n3 p51-55 Nov 2004
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