Writing to Survive: How Teachers and Teens Negotiate the Effects of Abuse, Violence, and Disaster

R&L Education (2011)
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This book brings research-based attention to the problem of increasing violence, abuse and disruption from natural disasters has upon adolescent learning and teacher practice

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