Social Relationships and Peer Support (Teachers' Guides to Inclusive Practices)
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Publication
2000-02-01 - P.H. Brookes Pub. Co.
Language
English
Word Count
47,000 words, Guess
Page Count
188 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL8600972M
- ISBN-139781557663566
- ISBN-101557663564
- OCLC Control Number42477101
- Internet Archivesocialrelationsh00mart
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- Library of Congress Control Number99046188
- LibraryThing2157397
- Goodreads320633
Classifications
- LCCLC4069 .S54 2000
- LCCLC4069.S54 2000
- LCCLC 4069 S54 2000
Description
"Facilitating positive peer relationships and supportive ties between students is essential to creating a successful inclusive classroom. This user-friendly guide for teachers offers proven models on how to build these important relationships. Readers will discover effective strategies and programs that foster friendships in and out of school as well as explanations on how to assess and develop the social skills that bolster supportive peer interactions."--Jacket.
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