DIFFERENT, BUT EQUAL: A CASE STUDY WHICH HIGHLIGHTS THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF INCLUSION CULTURES OF MINORITY GROUPS IN THE DAILY PROGRAM OF THE KINDERGARTEN, IN RELATION TO THE EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN.
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Νικολούδη (Triantafillia Nikoloudi) Τ. (2014). DIFFERENT, BUT EQUAL: A CASE STUDY WHICH HIGHLIGHTS THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF INCLUSION CULTURES OF MINORITY GROUPS IN THE DAILY PROGRAM OF THE KINDERGARTEN, IN RELATION TO THE EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN. Investigating the child’s World, 13, 359–369. https://doi.org/10.12681/icw.17986
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