Episode 39: Promoting Independence in young Children in Japan, Why Masters & Doctorate Students ‘Freak Out,’ & the most damaging Negative Language Patterns Teachers can inflict on Pupils episode artwork

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Episode 39: Promoting Independence in young Children in Japan, Why Masters & Doctorate Students ‘Freak Out,’ & the most damaging Negative Language Patterns Teachers can inflict on Pupils

from Purple Psychology · host Dr Naoisé O'Reilly

Episode 39 Features: Promoting Independence, Responsibility & a Safety Consciousness in very young Children in Japan, Why all Masters & Doctorate Students around the World have a ‘Freak Out’ at some stage & Revealing one of the most damaging Negative Language Patterns a Teacher can inflict on a Pupil.

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