On the nature of morphological awareness and vocabulary knowledge in school-age English-Japanese bilingual and monolingual children
<p>Morphological awareness and vocabulary knowledge are two (among many) components of multi-faceted word knowledge critical for language development and ultimately, academic performance, as they strongly correlate with other essential, literacy-related skills, such as spelling, writing and re...
Main Author: | Hayashi, Y |
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Other Authors: | Murphy, V |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | English |
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2012
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