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Level of Mental Health Literacy of Public Elementary Teachers
Mental health literacy among teachers has become increasingly important as educators assume greater responsibility in recognizing and responding to learners' mental health concerns within school settings. This study assessed the level of mental health literacy among public elementary school teachers
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