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Investigating the association of linguistic distance with second and foreign language acquisition outcomes: A systematic review
Ensuring equitable language learning support for everyone has become an urgent necessity, considering increasingly linguistically diverse classrooms. Understanding how linguistic backgrounds affect language learning outcomes is crucial, beyond the binary categories of non-native vs. native. Linguist
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