Using theatre to improve English as an Additional Language learners’ communication skills
Children with English as an Additional Language (EAL) grow up in an English-speaking country but use a language other than English at home (Murphy, 2014). It is often reported that children with EAL are behind their monolingual peers in terms of communication skills at the start of school. The gap b...
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Dykinson
2022
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