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Bridging the gap: The impact of language barriers on refugee and migrant children in Greece

October 11, 2021 by

This is the executive summary of TWB’s study on how language affects refugee and migrant children in Greece, and their language journey since departing their home country.

The impact of language barriers on refugee and migrant children in Greece

 

Other resources that might interest you:

  • Language & comprehension barriers in Greece’s migration crisis (executive summary)
  • Lost for words (research report)
  • Putting language on the map of the European refugee crisis (language assessment)

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