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Future Preschool Teachers’ Perspectives on Integrating Multicultural and Multilingual Content


             sive guidelines for curriculum design, and provide a selection of educational
             materials, aimed at cultivating children’s awareness of linguistic and cultural
             diversity, while nurturing positive attitudes towards all languages and cul-
             tures.

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