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Teacher training and Western culture identity: how the idea of person can support parents-school relationship in multicultural complexity

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2011 Italy English Publisher:I libri di Emil
Authors: Mari, Giuseppe;

handle: 10807/5842

Teacher training and Western culture identity: how the idea of person can support parents-school relationship in multicultural complexity

Abstract

Multiethinc society makes hard the relationship between teachers and parents. The idea of person can lead both them to recognize the dignity of children and pupils.

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education, parents-school relationship, relazione genitori-scuola, educazione

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