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Understanding Early Biliteracy Development through Book-Handling Behaviors
Bobbie Kabuto

Parent-researcher Bobbie Kabuto studies and describes her young daughter Emma’s book-handling behaviors as part of a larger study of the ways in which Emma co-constructs language, both in English and in Japanese, in a bilingual sociocultural context.


Talking Points, Volume 16, Number 2, May 2005

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