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Teacher Attitudes to Animals in Primary Education in England

Great presentation at ISAZ 2012 by Diahann Gallard, who we welcomed as a student on our AAI residential course in 2012.

This entry was posted in Animal-Assisted Interventions and tagged Peer-reviewed research on March 28, 2013 by 191mules.

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