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Direct linkSilke Vanparys; Dries Debeer; Hilde Van Keer – Journal of Research in Childhood Education, 2024
Interactive book reading (IBR) is an effective method to foster children's language development. Previous studies pointed at smaller gains for children at risk for language and literacy impairments due to socio-economic, ethnic, or minority background or due to home language. However, possible differences in interaction patterns with children at…
Descriptors: Interaction, Reading Strategies, Books, At Risk Students
