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P-ISSN 1320-2480
E-ISSN 2207-8460
Professional Papers
Vol. 12, Issue 1, 2004April 01, 2004 AEST

Academics’ Responses to the Challenging Behaviour of Students With Mental Illness

Ann Shaddock,

Articles in Vol. 12, Issue 1, 2004

Vol. 12, Issue 1, 2004
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  • Peer Interaction in the Transition Process
    Alan Calder
  • Depression and Reasons for Living
    Kiyoshi HayashiHiroko Takahashi
  • Quality Assurance Standards Checklist
    Shelley Jackson
  • Academics’ Responses to the Challenging Behaviour of Students With Mental Illness
    Ann Shaddock
  • Paying Attention to Perfectionism
    Anna Weatherley
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Shaddock, A. (2004). Academics’ Responses to the Challenging Behaviour of Students With Mental Illness. JANZSSA - Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Student Services Association, 12(1), 39–77.
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