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Initial Teacher Training (ITE) and Intercultural Education: How to Prevent Violence Against Migrant Children?
The goal of this article is to analyze the relationship between teacher training needs in the field of interculturality and violence against migrant children with a view to an anti-racist education. Results of a study carried out in two regions of the country are presented: Metropolitan and Valparaí
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