Educational Psychology
by Kelvin Seifert, Rosemary Sutton
Publisher: Global Text Project 2009
Number of pages: 361
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As a teacher, you will be able to do this by laying groundwork for lifelong learning. You will not teach any one student forever, of course, but you will often work with them long enough to convey a crucial message: that there is much in life to learn -- more in fact than any one teacher or school can provide in a lifetime.
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