Discussing death: a guide to death education

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Homewood, Ill.: ETC Publications (1976)
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A curriculum guide and reference, detailing sequentially, according to age level, learning activities and selected resources and intended to facilitate classroom projects and discussions conducive to an understanding of death, dying, and bereavement

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BD444.D57

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0882800272

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