Aboriginal young children's language and literacy development: Progress, promising practices, and needs

Description:

A compendium of information on the speech and language development of aboriginal children under six years old living in Canada, and a proposal for a national strategy to support the language and literacy development of these children

Resource Type:

Reports & Papers

Author(s):

Ball Jessica

Publisher(s):

Canadian Language and Literacy Research Network

Country:

Canada

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