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Peer reviewedJames, Michael A. – English Journal, 1981
Middle school and junior high school students are caught "in between" in terms of their emotional, physical, psychological, and educational development. Paradoxically, with so many common problems, these students need to be treated as special and unique--as individuals. (RL)
Descriptors: Individual Development, Individual Differences, Junior High School Students, Junior High Schools
Download full textSmith, David L.; And Others – 1971
This handbook was written to assist parents in developing greater understanding of early adolescence and the function of the junior high school in relation to their child. It assumes that during the transitional stage from pre-adolescence to adolescence young people need a special situation in a particular setting to provide for their specific…
Descriptors: Guides, Human Development, Individual Development, Junior High School Students
