The phrase "alienation from school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of disconnection or estrangement that a student may experience in relation to their school environment.
Example: "The study highlighted the increasing alienation from school among students, which can lead to lower academic performance."
Alternatives: "disengagement from school" or "estrangement from school".
Fewer than half of non-immigrant children in France (48.5 per cent) also said they felt that they belonged – suggesting that alienation from school is not only felt by migrants.
Two studies aimed at understanding the time course of alienation from school and school factors that may influence alienation from school during early adolescence.
This research examines the connection between positive goal interdependence and positive resource interdependence as two forms of cooperation and learners' perceptions of selected aspects of classroom climate, namely the degree of personal and academic support, valuing of heterogeneity, alienation from school, and fairness of grading.
Often boys' alienation from school and poor socio-economic circumstances go hand in hand.
Warwick Mansell (@warwickmansell), writing for the NAHT on the roots of disaffection among young people, finds himself going back to the Nuffield foundation's reports of three years ago and comes up with telling quotes such as this one: "One of the key findings from our work with young people over the last year is the very pronounced feeling of alienation from schooling so many expressed.
His subjects range from alienation at school to coping with chronic illness.
No doubt it contributed to her alienation from the mint julep school of southern writing that she was a city girl, from Lexington.
Girls experiencing FGM in places such as the UK may, like their African counterparts, withdraw from school, especially as they reach puberty, resulting in an alienation from mainstream society.
But I would come home from school and start trying to explain my excitement over irregular verbs, and the family could not take that, and so the price of education was alienation.
Mr. Yang moved from school to school.
