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Sociocultural Predictors of Children's Papiamento and Dutch Reading Literacy in the Dutch Caribbean
This study examined how Papiamento and Dutch attitude and home literacy environment of 168 children in fourth grade of the post-colonial Dutch Caribbean, predicted L1 and L2 reading literacy in sixth grade. Overall, children had higher scores for reading literacy in L1 Papiamento as compared with L2
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