Romani Čhib: Addressing child's mother tongue and culture at the Equality & Inclusion conference
Valuing the child's mother tongue and culture in (pre)school settings is important to promote the sense of belongingness.
09 dezembro, 2019
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Watch ISOTIS researcher Aljosa Rudas (International Step by Step Association) addressing this relevant topic in Romani Čhib at the International Conference Equality & Inclusion here.
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