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NON-NATIVE PARENTING AS A FAMILY LANGUAGE POLICY: BELIEFS, CHALLENGES AND DAILY PRACTICES
This study aims to provide a holistic account of Non-Native Parenting (NNP) by examining parents‟ beliefs and motivations, the challenges they encounter throughout the process, and how these beliefs and challenges shape their family language practices within a monolingual Turkish context. The study
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