School Safety, Security, and Educational Progress
School Safety, Security, and Educational Progress
批准号:
1625703
负责人:
Anthony Peguero
金额:
$12.45万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-08-01 至 2019-07-31
中文摘要
Anthony A.随着美国继续越来越多地沉浸在全球竞争市场中,确保所有青年的教育进步,以及有竞争力和创新的劳动力,有助于国家的经济增长和可持续性。此外,成人面临的社会经济劣势和优势往往可以追溯到青年不同的教育经历、成就、成就和进步。很明显,学校安全对于促进青年学习和积极的教育成果至关重要,加强学校安全措施和严格的控制做法已成为实现学校安全的一种普遍做法。但是,越来越多的人认为,学校的监视和安全措施可能会使青年人习惯于将监视、执法人员的存在以及少年和刑事司法系统的干预视为所有青年人学校学习环境或经历的“正常”部分。一些研究人员指出,苛刻或严格的学校安全或社会控制政策正在对边缘化青年,如少数种族和族裔青年以及移民子女的教育产生有害影响。 考虑到据预测,青年人口将成为大多数种族和少数民族的妥协,以及三分之一的青年将至少有一个移民父母,了解学校安全,安全和教育进步之间的关系,为美国青年人口增长最快的部分是必要的。当然,安全对于所有青年的学习和教育成果至关重要。然而,目前这种加强学校内部社会控制的做法是否能确保教育进步或成功,特别是对边缘化和弱势青年而言,存在一些分歧。因此,本研究将借鉴三个全国代表性的数据(学校调查犯罪,安全和教育纵向研究2002年,共同核心数据),以及纳入多层次的统计分析,以进一步了解学校安全和教育进步之间的关系,通过探索两个广泛的研究问题。首先,学校安全和安保政策如何影响学校教育进步以及对种族、民族和移民教育不平等的影响?第二,学校安全和安保政策如何影响学生一级的教育进展,特别是对种族和少数民族青年以及移民子女?虽然学校的安全措施和控制做法已经普遍存在,但人们对学校安全如何促进教育进步和成功的了解有限,特别是对少数种族和少数民族青年以及移民子女。这项拟议中的研究旨在为美国学校系统内的安全,安保和教育进步知识的发展做出贡献。
英文摘要
SES-1625703 Anthony A. Peguero Virginia Tech As the United States continues to be increasingly immersed in a global competitive market, ensuring the educational progress of all youth, as well as competitive and innovative workforce, contributes to the nation's economic growth and sustainability. Moreover, adult socioeconomic disadvantages and advantages faced can be often traced to youth differential educational experiences, achievement, attainment, and progress. It has become clear that school safety is fundamental for facilitating learning and positive educational outcomes for youth and increasing school security measures as well as stringent control practices have become a common as an approach towards school safety. But, there is growing scrutiny that school surveillance and security practices may be conditioning youth to interpret surveillance, law enforcement presence, and juvenile and criminal justice system interventions as a "normal" part of the school learning environment or experience for all youth. Some researchers denote that harsh or stringent school safety or social control policies are having detrimental educational consequences for marginalized youth, such as racial and ethnic minority youth and the children of immigrants. Considering that it is projected that the youth population will become mostly compromised of racial and ethnic minorities as well as one in three youth will have at least one immigrant parent, understanding the relationship between school safety, security, and educational progress for the fastest growing segments of the United States youth population is imperative. Of course, safety is paramount for learning and educational outcomes for all youth. There is some disagreement, however, if this current approach of increased social control within schools is ensuring educational progress or success, especially for marginalized and vulnerable youth. Thus, this research will draw from three nationally representative data (School Survey on Crime, Safety and Educational Longitudinal Study of 2002, and Common Core Data) as well as incorporate multilevel statistical analyses in order to further our knowledge about the relationship between school safety and educational progress by exploring two broad research questions. First, how are school safety and security policies influencing school-level educational progress as well as the implications for racial, ethnic, and immigration educational inequalities? Second, how are school safety and security policies influencing student-level educational progress, especially for racial and ethnic minority youth and the children of immigrants? Although security measures and control practices have become ubiquitous within schools, there is limited knowledge about how securing schools is contributing to educational progress and success, in particular for racial and ethnic minority youth and the children of immigrants. This proposed research seeks to contribute to developing knowledge about safety, security, and educational progress within the United States school system.
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The Association between Population Policies, School Safety, and Education
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批准号:2214370
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项目类别:Standard Grant
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资助金额:$35.47万
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财政年份:2022
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负责人:Anthony Peguero
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依托单位:
海外基金