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Parental Perceptions and their Contribution to Learners' Reading Proficiency
Reading is a foundational skill that shapes learners' academic success, and parents play a crucial role in fostering early literacy. This study investigated parental perceptions and their contributions to learners' reading proficiency to propose a Reading Enhancement Plan. Grounded in Bronfenbrenner
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