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This project sought to evaluate and language and literacy skills of Syrian refugee children from 6-12 years old in both Arabic and English.
These skills are considered together with social-emotional well-being to provide a more complete understanding of the development of refugee children.
This research project produced implications for facilitating refugee children's bilingual and biliteracy development and enhancing their ability to fully participate in Canadian society.
News & Research Articles
Articles highlight the impact and influence of the Syrian Refugee Research Coalition, from research articles to mainstream media.
Why the oldest child in Syrian refugee families needs the most urgent support, and what schools can do
National Post - August 23, 2021
By Diana Burchell, Becky Xi Chen, Jermeen Baddour, and Redab Aljanaideh
