Preparing for post-secondary education : new roles for governments and families /

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Imprint:Montreal ; Ithaca : McGill-Queen's University Press, c2005.
Description:ix, 304 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5779944
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Other authors / contributors:Sweet, Robert Arthur, 1943-
Anisef, Paul, 1942-
ISBN:0773529632
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Changing partnerships : families, schools, and governments / Robert Sweet and Paul Anisef
  • 2. Access to post-secondary education : an analytical framework and new evidence on background effects / Ross Finnie
  • 3. Accessibility and student debt : the shift from public to private support in Canada / Stephen Bell and Paul Anisef
  • 4. Paying for a university education : a comparison of public and private study costs in Canada, Australia, and selected European countries / Stephen Bell and Glen A. Jones
  • 5. Financing lifelong learning : the potential and actual role of individual learning accounts / Hans G. Schuetze
  • 6. A revolution of expectations? : three key trends in the SAEP data / Scott Davies
  • 7. Distributing scarce resources : parental investment in their children's post-secondary education / Victor Thiessen and E. Dianne Looker
  • 8. The effects of region and gender on educational planning in Canadian families / Paul Anisef, George Frempong and Robert Sweet
  • 9. Family structure, child well-being, and post-secondary saving : the effect of social capital on the child's acquisition of human capital / James W. White, Sheila Marshall and Jamie R. Wood
  • 10. Parental involvement in the creation of home-learning environments : gender and class patterns / Nancy Mandell and Robert Sweet
  • 11. Exploring limits to parents' involvement in homework / Robert Sweet and Nancy Mandell
  • 12. Educational planning in families : issues and future research directions / Paul Anisef and Robert Sweet.