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a techniques that might be used to get for children in rural areas the protection and the opportunities which are theirs ... used in social work is more important in child welfare services in a rural area than community organization .
a techniques that might be used to get for children in rural areas the protection and the opportunities which are theirs ... used in social work is more important in child welfare services in a rural area than community organization .
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In a general way , the teacher understands that the relationship between the child and his family affects his behavior in the nursery , but she has neither the training nor the skill to apply this in an intake process ; nor does she ...
In a general way , the teacher understands that the relationship between the child and his family affects his behavior in the nursery , but she has neither the training nor the skill to apply this in an intake process ; nor does she ...
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However , we know from our experience that this method does not work in situations in which the root of the child's behavior lies in his relationship to his parents or in his unwillingness to be separated from them .
However , we know from our experience that this method does not work in situations in which the root of the child's behavior lies in his relationship to his parents or in his unwillingness to be separated from them .
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