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Parental Involvement, Teachers’ Learning Activities and Techniques, and Early Literacy Skills among the Primary Learners
The collaboration between family and school plays a pivotal role in shaping a child's academic journey, particularly in developing early literacy skills, which form the foundation for lifelong learning. In Thailand, this partnership is especially vital for cultivating reading skills among primary st
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