Seeing the Child: An Assessment of a Psycho-Social Teacher Training Approach
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quality of instruction in an innovative teacher training program at the David Yellin College of Education in Jerusalem. The
program aims to prepare future teachers to deal effectively with the emotional and educational needs of students in
processes of risk and dropout.
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