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Educational Gerontology Volume 5, 1980 - Issue 3
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SCHOOLCHILDREN'S ATTITUDES TOWARD LEARNING FROM OLDER PEOPLE: A CASE STUDY IN ISRAEL

S. Bergman University of Tel‐Aviv
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O. Cybulski University of Tel‐Aviv
Pages 259-272 | Received 30 May 1978, Accepted 12 Sep 1978, Published online: 06 Sep 2010

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Sally Robinson & Lioba Howatson-Jones. (2014) Children’s Views of Older People. Journal of Research in Childhood Education 28:3, pages 293-312.
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Tova Gamliel, Yael Reichental & Nitza Eyal. (2007) Intergenerational Educational Encounters: Part 2: Counseling Implications of the Model. Educational Gerontology 33:2, pages 145-164.
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Ora Cibulski & Simon Bergman. (2008) Mutuality of Learning Between the Old and the Young: A Case Study in Israel. Ageing and Society 1:2, pages 247-262.
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