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Factors Affecting the Acquisition of Reading Skills in Kiswahili in Primary Schools: The Case of Musoma Municipal and Misungwi District Councils
The focus of this study was to investigate the relationship between the teaching of reading, availability and accessibility of text books, supplementary books and the acquisition of reading skills in primary schools at standard I to IV. The study was undertaken in Misungwi district and Musoma munici
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