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Intersectoral vulnerabilities in secondary school dropouts: A systematic review
This study examines the socioeconomic, academic, and family factors associated with secondary school dropout, distinguishing between recorded withdrawal and completion, as well as between prediction and intervention indicators. To this end, 30 reports of primary studies (2021–2026) were collected th
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