Cambiare o resistere? (Una capra ad Harvard 6)
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Cambiare o resistere? (Una capra ad Harvard 6)
Narrated by:
Maria Corbi
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Narrated by:
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Maria Corbi
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Maria Corbi
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Come sopravvivere a un figlio renitente allo studio, ma anche a un primo della classe e come scegliere il percorso educativo più adatto per loro. Dall'asilo al master.
Il liceo è anche il momento dei primi, veri scogli. Tanto che spesso i ragazzi - e i loro genitori - si trovano di fronte al dilemma: cambiare scuola e "ricominciare da zero" oppure insistere e superare l'ostacolo? Cosa contribuisce a far diventare più forti, e cosa, invece, a indebolire il carattere?
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