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Review of English Reading Literacy at Home and Abroad

Limei Kai

Abstract


Reading literacy is a significant domain in reading education research both domestically and internationally. Therefore, reviewing
the studies on reading literacy from both domestic and international perspectives can be of certain assistance in promoting future research.
This paper combs through the research on reading literacy at home and abroad after searching for the main research literature, in the hope of
providing help for related studies.

Keywords


English reading literacy; At home and abroad

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/eer.v2i8.6150

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