Staying out of trouble? Effect of high school career counseling on crime

Barnes, Stephen; Beland, Louis‐Philippe; Joshi, Swarup; Willage, Barton

doi:10.1016/j.econedurev.2022.102326

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“…European Journal of Education Studies, 6(4), 233-245. 4 Mann S, Furness T, Yuan Y et al (2018). All reality: Virtual, augmented, mixed (x), mediated (x, y), and multi mediated reality.…”

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“…2 Choose major studying no Thing Iconais haphazard because need consideration in accordance with interests, talent, and views on the future Choose major perfunctory can results in the wrong direction, not enjoying lectures, and even fail in education, and satisfaction failure in the future, 3 Various study showing high students who run Education do not in accordance with hope and even work no in accordance with potential and desire. 4 Career decisions are one decision the most important thing people take in life. 5 Ideally, teenagers could have decisions implicated career periods significant length style life individual, satisfaction personal and work, as well as a sense of productivity and contribution personal to the environment and the state.…”

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Career Counseling in the Metaverse and the Islamic Perspective: Can it Solve Career Problems for Future Youth?

Mawarni,

Faızal,

et al. 2023

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The problems that teenagers experience are more complex with rapid changes in the current digital era. This is a main constraint as teenagers in this study undergo education and work not through expected interest. Also at the same time this could be useful as many teenagers interact with digital life. The purpose of studying this is to know how useful the counseling process could be. Is there also a possibility of implementing a counseling career in the current metaverse world as this is alleged to be the main digital mode in the future? Can a counseling career in the metaverse become a solution to resolve problems? How would this be according to religious (Islamic) views on this metaverse? This study uses literature with various source references. The results of this study were divided into two research questions, with each answer having several indicators to be used as a reference when dealing with adolescents in the future. Keywords: Career counseling, Metaverse, Islamic Perspektive and Future Youth

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“…European Journal of Education Studies, 6(4), 233-245. 4 Mann S, Furness T, Yuan Y et al (2018). All reality: Virtual, augmented, mixed (x), mediated (x, y), and multi mediated reality.…”

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Career Counseling in the Metaverse and the Islamic Perspective: Can it Solve Career Problems for Future Youth?

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The Role of Human Capital Components in Gender Wage Inequality in India

Azad,

Hari

2024

Studies in Microeconomics

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This study investigates the gender wage gap in the Indian labour market by analysing a range of human capital components, including education, work experience, cognitive and technical skills and occupational choices, using data from the India Human Development Survey 2011–2012. We employ the recentred influence functions (RIF) regression and Firpo, Fortin and Lemieux (FFL) decomposition techniques. The results from the RIF regression analysis underscore the significant role of education, work experience, skills and occupation in wage inequality. While education and English language proficiency lead to widening wage inequality for both men and women, the effects are much larger for the latter. Next, the FFL decomposition unveils a positive gender wage gap, indicating potential favourable returns for women’s qualifications and skills, yet it exposes a concerning wage structure effect suggesting women are often employed in lower-paying jobs. These results suggest that enhancing education and skills among women can be important tools in reducing gender wage inequality. JEL codes: E24, J24, J16

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Staying out of trouble? Effect of high school career counseling on crime

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Career Counseling in the Metaverse and the Islamic Perspective: Can it Solve Career Problems for Future Youth?

Career Counseling in the Metaverse and the Islamic Perspective: Can it Solve Career Problems for Future Youth?

The Role of Human Capital Components in Gender Wage Inequality in India

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