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Role of Linguistic and Sociocultural Diversity in Reading Literacy Achievement: A Multilevel Approach
This study examined how linguistic and sociocultural diversity have an impact on the reading literacy outcomes of a representative sample of 3,549 first-language (L1) and 208 second-language (L2) fourth-grade students in the Netherlands. A multilevel modelling analysis was conducted using Progress i
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