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CHAIRMAN’S ADDRESS

THE MYTH OF PARENTAL ATTTUDES

Pages 51-54 | Published online: 05 Feb 2014

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BRIAN O'TOOLE. (2006) The relevance of parental involvement programmes in developing countries. Child: Care, Health and Development 15:4, pages 329-342.
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