THE FORMATION, DEVELOPMENT, AND ROLE OF READING CULTURE IN THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY WITHIN THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

Abstract

Keywords

Reading culture, literacy, education, individual development, social development, lifelong learning, pedagogical strategies, motivation

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