Children writing in a multilingual nursery

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Children writing in a multilingual nursery : Charmian Kenner

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Publicado en:	Multilingual literacies : reading and writing different worlds.(2000) S. 127 - 144
Autor principal:	Kenner, Charmian (Autor)
Formato:	Artículo
Lenguaje:	German
Publicación relacionada:	In: Multilingual literacies : reading and writing different worlds.(2000)

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