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Investigating the Relationship between Parental Attitudes toward Reading, Early Literacy Activities, and Reading Literacy in Arabic among Emirati Children
Emirati children's reading skills have consistently lagged behind global standards on international standardized tests. Given the United Arab Emirates's Vision 2031, which aims for a world-class education system, and given the importance of Arabic literacy in preserving national identity and cultura
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