Introduction

Authors

  • Tiffany Wilson

Abstract

This Fall issue provides readers with a variety of topics that include literacy, supporting refugee students with learning loss, creativity in the classroomThis Fall issue provides readers with a variety of topics that include literacy, supporting refugee students with learning loss, creativity in the classroom, and technology concentrated on Artificial Intelligence and social and emotional engagement through video games. Moreover, this issue introduces a new section titled “Education: Words and Meaning” to help readers learn the meaning of education terms. The International Journal of the Whole Child continues to be committed to promoting holistic learning and the development of the whole child. and technology concentrated on Artificial Intelligence and social and emotional engagement through video games. Moreover, this issue introduces a new section titled “Education: Words and Meaning” to help readers learn the meaning of education terms. The International Journal of the Whole Child continues to be committed to promoting holistic learning and the development of the whole child.

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Published

2024-01-02

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 2 (2023): International Journal of the Whole Child

Section

Introduction

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