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The Teacher and Malpractice: Ten Ways to Invite a Lawsuit.

Nathan L. Essex

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Comments on the emerging concept in education of teacher malpractice, and identifies ten ways that teachers can be assured of entertaining a lawsuit in situations involving academic injury to students. (NKA) Language: en

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Comments on the emerging concept in education of teacher malpractice, and identifies ten ways that teachers can be assured of entertaining a lawsuit in situations involving academic injury to students. (NKA) Language: en

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Comments on the emerging concept in education of teacher malpractice, and identifies ten ways that teachers can be assured of entertaining a lawsuit in situations involving academic injury to students. (NKA) Language: en

Key concepts: Lawsuit, Malpractice, Psychology, Law, Pedagogy, Sociology, Political science

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