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Family structure and child maltreatment: Do some family types place children at greater risk? [PDF]
Reviewing current research on family structures, this paper aims to assist practitioners and policy-makers who work with children and families to make evidence-informed decisions.
Rhys Price-Robertson
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This article focuses on the perspectives of selected members drawn from three language and culture associations to understand their bottom-up initiatives in the conservation of minoritised languages in Zimbabwe.
Maseko, Busani
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Family additional language policy and planning in Hungary
Abstract This article connects two fields of applied linguistics: research into the role of the social context in learning additional languages and Language Policy and Planning. It introduces Family Additional Language Policy and Planning as an approach to analysing parental role in children's additional language learning.
Viktória Vajnai +2 more
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In a globalised and interconnected world, transnational families must navigate heritage language (HL) practices within dominant majority languages (ML), often with limited institutional support. Focusing on a small and understudied community of Hungarian-
Orsolya Bilgory-Fazakas +1 more
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National drug policy 2015 to 2020 [PDF]
Overview Over a lifetime, 44 percent of New Zealanders will try an illegal drug and 93 percent will drink alcohol. While not every instance of alcohol and other drug use is harmful, the effects of these substances can be significant.
Ministry of Health (New Zealand)
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Balancing Local and Foreign Languages: Family Language Policy in Multicultural Samarinda
This study investigates the interaction between local, national, and foreign languages in family language policies in Samarinda, Indonesia. The main focus is on how these policies affect social cohesion and educational opportunities. The study emphasises
Indah Sari Lubis +2 more
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The current study explores the tensions and contradictions in two divorced Russian-speaking families in Finland in relation to heritage language learning (HLL) and contributes to the current development in family language policy (FLP) at the intersection
Palviainen, Åsa, Vorobeva, Polina
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Across Languages and Borders: Empirical Advances in Family Language Policy Research
This Special Issue is closely linked to the international conference Research on Social and Affective Factors in Home Language Maintenance and Development (#HOLM2023), which was held at Tallinn University, Estonia, from 14 to 16 December 2023 [...]
Anastassia Zabrodskaja
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Language policy and planning and linguistic landscapes
Linguistic landscape analysis is the study of visual language use in public space. Its fundamental premise is that the ways in which languages are visually used (or not used) contribute to the discursive construction of a distinct sense of place ...
Hult, Francis +3 more
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This study investigates how parental language ideologies and attitudes shape Family Language Policy (FLP) in Italian transnational families in the UK. There has been an increasing interest in FLP research in recent years; however, the Italian community ...
Christina Balaska
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