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(Re)writing identity: New literacy practices among the Prai of northern Thailand
A community of practice for enriched English Language Development
 
A qualitative investigation of academic persistence in multiple heritage college graduates
Academic persistence of Native American undergraduates
 
Access to English: Mexican immigrant students' experiences in an Arizona high school
Adolescent English learners in the English as a Second Language classroom: What are their perspectives?
 
Anthropology, American Indians, research and the ensuing "indentity" plague
Arab American women: Identities of a silent/silenced minority
 
Beyond English: Predicting wages of U.S. Mexican workers
Culturally proficient leadership: Intercultural sensitivity among elementary school principals
 
Ethnographic approaches to language, education, and politics: Negotiating identity and academic achievement in a multicultural urban school district
Immigrant students in the middle: A case study of how a middle school principal supports immigrant students and immigrant community through bilingualism
 
Implementing language policy: Exploring concerns of school principals
Instructional strategies for Native American English Language Learners (NA-ELLs) in a reading context
 
Interactional structure in the writing process: A comparison of three ESL writing classes
Language policy implementation: Arizona's SEI training
 
Leadership among Latina women in education: Challenges and rewards
Mexican-origin adolescents' sexual intentions
 
Navajo students' perceptions of their teachers and the effects on student engagement and self-efficacy
Nilingualism: Life histories of bilingual teachers working within English-only referendums in Arizona and California
 
No Child Left Behind and the Individuals with Disabilities Education acts: Their effects on the academic success of minority learning disabled students in Arizona
Peer socialization of language use for Spanish-speaking preschoolers: Mediated effects on kindergarten literacy
 
Polyphony, conflict and argumentation in networked and face-to-face exchanges among advanced English as a Second Language (ESL) learners
Potentiating giftedness and the crisis of cultural bias in identifying gifted minority students: Approaches to increasing participation of minorities in programs for gifted learners
 
Program planning inside out: Understanding Prai perspectives on education and culture
Stakeholder views of Korean and Chinese heritage language-community language (HL-CL) schools and education in Phoenix: A comparative study
 
Student teachers learning to teach reading to English Language Learners
Teachers teaching diverse learners: A heuristic inquiry of culturally relevant instruction
 
Teachers' discourse on English language learners: Cultural models of language and learning
Teaching children of immigrants: A multi-sited ethnographic study of preschool teachers in five U.S. cities
 
The experience of becoming mindful of culture via study abroad
 
 
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