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The Relations among Home-Literacy Factors, Language and Early-Literacy Skills, and Reading Acquisition.
Researchers, parents, and teachers have suggested that the home environment is a likely source of experiences that can enhance the development of oral language and early literacy skills. This longitudinal study examined relations among home literacy factors, subsequent language and early literacy sk
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