Digital solutions for multilingual learning environments : the case of GraphoGame™ adaptations in Kenya
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University of JyväskyläISBN
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0075-4625Keywords
reading acquisition GraphoGame multilingual learning teacher training Kikuyu Kiswahili lukutaito lukeminen oikeinkirjoitus oppiminen monikielisyys äidinkieli toinen kieli lapset kouluikäiset opetusmenetelmät tietokoneavusteinen opetus oppimispelit Ekapeli GraphoGame-oppimispeli opettajankoulutus opettajat kielitaito opetustaito swahilin kieli kikujun kieli Afrikka Kenia
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