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Baby ‘Teacher’ Helps Develop Empathy in Schoolchildren

by Edwin Rutsch|Published 07/11/2014

Amid concerns about classroom bullying, educators are trying to incorporate anti-bullying and anti-violence programs into their curricula. In an effort to nurture empathy in children, some schools are using babies as teachers. VOA’s June Soh has more.

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