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Developing Early Literacy RepoRt of the NatioNal eaRly liteRacy paNel A Scientiic Synthesis of Early Literacy Development ... that affect early literacy development and to determine how teachers and families could support young children’s language and literacy development. In addition, this evidence would be a key
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