Publish at March 22 2022 Updated March 30 2022
Learners who drop out are often perceived as failures by the school system. While the situation has not improved with covid, it should not be forgotten that a significant percentage of dropouts eventually return to school. By interviewing them, it is possible to understand what led to dropping out and hanging up.
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