Attachment without Love: Treating the Failing Student
Volume 2 - Issue 4
Pat Minér*
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- School of Social Psychological Sciences, Catholic College English Roussillon, Privet, France
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Pat Miner, School of Social Psychological Sciences, Catholic College English Roussillon, Privet, France
Received:June 25, 2019; Published: July 01, 2019
DOI: 10.32474/SJPBS.2019.02.000142
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Abstract
When you talk about letting go as a weak melting that you apply
to a joinings, and that knowing that you can join would take you out
from acting on it to a living achievements, where you are not closer
to ignorance, and that word is so unspoiled that it is sad. Whenever
a student arrives at my office with failing grade and some happiness
due to falling in love again, I know immediately it was a bad thing to
have that attaching, because you agree that when ignoring people
talk about these failure and connections, one never knows when
person can do bad (le mal) or good (le bonb), large by large !, one
can wonder
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