Communication and Violence: New Roles for Speech-Language Pathologists
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By: Nishida , B. , Montgomery, J. , Sanger, D. & Moore-Brown, B. (2002, April 30). The ASHA Leader.
Although the U.S. Department of Education reports that school violence is actually decreasing, information from the National Education Goals Panel related to drug-free and violence-free schools is not so encouraging. Like many other societal issues, school safety and the realities that lead children to engage in violent behavior are multifaceted and difficult to identify
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By: Nishida , B. , Montgomery, J. , Sanger, D. & Moore-Brown, B. (2002, April 30). The ASHA Leader.
Although the U.S. Department of Education reports that school violence is actually decreasing, information from the National Education Goals Panel related to drug-free and violence-free schools is not so encouraging. Like many other societal issues, school safety and the realities that lead children to engage in violent behavior are multifaceted and difficult to identify
See the full Article HERE
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