Urban School Counselors' Perceptions of Low-Income Families by Rebekah F Cole

Urban School Counselors' Perceptions of Low-Income Families

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ISBN: 9781243771469
TITLE: Urban School Counselors' Perceptions of Low-Income Families
AUTHOR: Rebekah F Cole
PUBLISHER: Proquest, Umi Dissertation Publishing
PUBLISHER DATE: 1 Sep 2011

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9781243771469

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Rebekah F Cole

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Proquest, Umi Dissertation Publishing

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1 Sep 2011

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