Etiology and intervention methodology in the processes of school failure and dropout. A systematic review and meta-analysis
Abstract
School failure and early educational abandonment are complex processes with important individual and social consequences, by significantly reducing the opportunities of adolescents in relation to their possibilities of labor and social integration and compromising their transition to adult life, becoming a problem research with great social impact. This paper presents a systematic review and meta-analysis aimed at identifying the variables that affect the processes of school failure and early school leaving, in order to view them holistically. The systematic review, carried out according to the PRISMA declaration, has allowed the identification of twenty-six quantitative, qualitative and mixed approach research in the field of Social Sciences linked to the topic addressed. The meta-analysis of these investigations, for its part, has made it possible to identify the differential characteristics of the studies according to random factors, thus explaining their heterogeneity and the so-called publication bias.
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