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Why children learn English more easily with the help of their home language – Namibian study

21 juillet 2026 | Nhlanhla Mpofu, Associate professor, University of Notre Dame Australia, Clement Simuja, Associate Professor Educational Technologies, Rhodes University
Home languages can help children learn English and become stronger readers.
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