Simple strategies for teaching children at risk. / Melissa Stormont, Cathy Newman Thomas.

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Stormont, Melissa [Author]

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Thomas, Cathy Newman [Author]

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Computer fileLanguage: English Publication details: Thousand Oaks : Corwin, [2014];?2014Edition: 1st EditionDescription: 1 online resource (x, 114 pages)ISBN:

9781483387970

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371.930

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Summary: This title provides teachers with a succinct overview of who is at risk for failure in schools - both academically and socially - and why. It includes practical tools for building relationships with these children, and simple strategies for developing students' academic aptitude and social behaviour.

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This title provides teachers with a succinct overview of who is at risk for failure in schools - both academically and socially - and why. It includes practical tools for building relationships with these children, and simple strategies for developing students' academic aptitude and social behaviour.

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