A future vision to include the approach of social and emotional learning in primary school curricula and the effect of his skills on the development of science achievement and emotional intelligence

Tawfiq Lotfi, Dr. Hala Muhammad

doi:10.21608/mktm.2019.114114

A future vision to include the approach of social and emotional learning in primary school curricula and the effect of his skills on the development of science achievement and emotional intelligence

Document Type : Researches for promotion to assistant professor and professor degrees

Author

Dr. Hala Muhammad Tawfiq Lotfi

Researcher at the National Center for Educational Research and Development

10.21608/mktm.2019.114114

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