Inviting School Success: A Self-Concept Approach to Teaching and Learning

William Watson Purkey

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Introduction to invitational education. Foundations of invitational education. The inviting approach. Inviting skills. The person in the process. Two models for tomorrow's schools. Appendices. References. Index. (Each chapter concludes with a summary).

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