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This unique application of modern psychoanalytical principles to education deserves the attention of analysts and educators. The style is unusually clear and the major concepts carefully explained and well illustrated.
The book deals essentially with two professional roles in the school—that of the school counselor and the teacher. This material is so fascinating and useful, one might wish that Kirman had elaborated more fully the roles of other school personnel such as the principal and the school nurse.