Journal of Advances in Education Research
Reading Development during Early Elementary School Years in Young English Language Learners
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- Hsin-Hui Lin*
Department of Teacher Leadership and New Literacies, University of Houston – Victoria, United States - Liping Wei
Department of Teacher Leadership and New Literacies, University of Houston – Victoria, United States - Mei-Chih Wang
Department of Urban Education, University of Houston-Downtown, United States
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