Abstract
Teenage years can be difficult, but military-connected adolescents have added obstacles growing up within the military culture. They are essentially conscripted into serving their county – whether they want to or not – from the moment they are born. For the youth of this generation, who have known nothing but a world consistently engaged in global conflict capable of ripping their loved ones away from them, the path they travel can be arduous, lonely, and hidden from the world.
Schools are one of the few places that adolescents could receive support, nurturing, and acceptance outside of the home. Yet military students and their needs remain unacknowledged, making them an invisible minority in education.
Schlagworte
Operation Homefront Military Child Education Coalition Teaching military students army Education of military students military students military-connected children- Kapitel Ausklappen | EinklappenSeiten
- 97–100 References 97–100
- 101–102 About the Author 101–102