Teacher-Student Relationships: Crossing Into the Emotional, Physical, and Sexual Realms

R&L Education (2013)
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Teachers and teenage students are becoming involved in inappropriate sexual relationships, often leading to devastation and arrest. Teacher-Student Relationships: Crossing into the Emotional, Physical, and Sexual Realms addresses the reasons these relationships develop, considers the roles of modern technology in the development, and offers solutions from within the profession

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