Psychology and education in changing societies new perspectives from Tanzania created by I M Omari

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Omari, I M [author, Ph.D., Professor, Education and Psychology University of Dar es Salaam]

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Part I Methodology and ideology of psychology, II - Developmental problems of the African child, III - Role of socialization and education in child development

Summary: In this book, Psychology and education in changing societies, an attempt is made to present the psychology of Child development in a way that corresponds with the needs of the audience undergoing various economic and social transformations presently taking place in many developing countries, with Tanzania as an example.

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Part I Methodology and ideology of psychology, II - Developmental problems of the African child, III - Role of socialization and education in child development

In this book, Psychology and education in changing societies, an attempt is made to present the psychology of Child development in a way that corresponds with the needs of the audience undergoing various economic and social transformations presently taking place in many developing countries, with Tanzania as an example.

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