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Journal of Global Engagement and Transformation(JGET)
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Heather Alvarado, PhDNeuro-Educational Clinic, United StatesMagy Martin, EdD (Corresponding Author)Walden University, United StatesDon Martin, PhD
Kishon J. John Degree of Master of Arts in Educational Psychology, The University of the Southern Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago.kishonjohn1214@gmail.com Abstract The aim of this
Nicola Bird, PhD (1), Sara Makki Alamdari, PhD (2), Leslie Walwyn, MBBS, MPH (3), Alaina Gomes, MSc (1), Carolyn Gentle-Genitty, PhD (4)* 1 Integrated Health Outreach,
