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Teaching Chinese Literacy in the Early Years Dimension:Paperback In Neurodevelopmental Differentiation: Optimizing BrainThe Chinese language is now used by a quarter of the worlds population and is increasingly popular as a second language. Teaching Chinese Literacy in the Early Years comprehensively investigates the psychology, pedagogy and practice involved in teaching Chinese literacy to young children. This text not only explores the psycholinguistic and neuropsychological processing involved in learning Chinese literacy but also introduces useful teaching methods