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Examining the Relations of Early Literacy Activities and Skills to Reading Dispositions, Engagement, and Achievement among Fourth-Grade Students in the United Arab Emirates
This study examined the relations of early literacy activities and skills to reading dispositions, reading engagement, and reading achievement among 17,469 fourth-grade students in the United Arab Emirates who took part in the English and Arabic versions of the 2016 Progress in International Reading
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