The battered student syndrome.

R L Welch

PubMed · 7384430

The battered student syndrome.

Abstract

Technologists who were abused as students unconsciously perpetuate abuse. If technologists will recognize the problem, counterproductive attitudes can be modified by improving their professional competencies. Our profession has a moral obligation to create a positive learning environment for our students.

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