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Patterns of Language Use among Kenyan Schoolchildren and their Parents, 1968-1969

Domaine:

natural language processingeducation

Type de record:

dataset
Créateur:
Gor
Éditeur:
UK
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The aim of this study was to collect information on the language use of pupils in each of the eight major language groups in Kenya in their first year of Government-maintained and aided secondary schools, on their current patterns of language use in specified situations and when talking to certain categories of people; to be used in conjunction with scores in English and Swahili Achievement tests.

Languages

Swahili

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