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Parental involvement in early childhood literacy: International programs & Egyptian experiences
Research has demonstrated the importance of the early years in children’s literacy skills development and shown how children who acquire some literacy skills before school entry are at more advantage in later conventional literacy acquisition than their peers who haven’t. Moreover, several studies h...
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2016
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