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Isabelle May

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Vocational education and training curriculum and pedagogyPolitical economy and social change

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|Oct 29, 2025

Exploratory Pre-Post Study of School-Based Stress Interventions in Primary School Children.

Isabelle May

|Jan 06, 2023

Parental Stress Provoked by Short-Term School Closures During the Second COVID-19 Lockdown.

Isabelle May, Sarah Awad, Matthias S May

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