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Determinants of refugee children’s language comprehension difficulties: Evidence from Lebanon, Türkiye and Australia
This article examines the determinants of Syrian refugee students’ language comprehension difficulties in Lebanon, Türkiye and Australia, three host countries offering refugees different types of legal status (short-term, medium-term and long-term legal settlement). To understand the influence of le
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