2016
DOI: 10.1080/01434632.2016.1213847
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Bilingualism and educational achievements: the impact of the language used at home by Tatar school students in Tatarstan, Russia

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“…Tovar‐García and Alòs i Font () studied the impact of bilingualism on academic achievement (i.e., course grades) of ninth‐grade students, aged 15–16, in Russia. It was found that bilingual children who spoke their L1—the Tatar language—at home were more likely to obtain higher grades in literature and chemistry classes, which were conducted in Russian.…”
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“…Tovar‐García and Alòs i Font () studied the impact of bilingualism on academic achievement (i.e., course grades) of ninth‐grade students, aged 15–16, in Russia. It was found that bilingual children who spoke their L1—the Tatar language—at home were more likely to obtain higher grades in literature and chemistry classes, which were conducted in Russian.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Например, в Татарстане девушки и дети, говорящие по-татарски, более успешны в обучении (Товар-Гарсиа, 2013б;Tovar-Garcia, 2014). Этот результат свидетельствует о роли билингвизма в образовательной успеваемо сти (Alos i Font, Tovar-Garcia, 2015;Tovar-Garcia, Alos i Font, 2017;Tovar-Garcia, Podmazin, 2018).…”
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