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International Student College Experience Scale: Development and preliminary findings
Word definitions by Spanish and English bilingual children from low-income families
 
Utilizing quality function deployment and Kano model to identify the factors affecting minority retention
A study identifying the personality types: Learning implications of international Asian students
 
The effect of gender and length of English study on the pronunciation of certain English consonants: A case study of Korean EFL learners
Using podcasts to teach the difference between 'ser' and 'estar' in a first semester Spanish course
 
Teaching efficacy of native and non-native teachers of English in Vietnam: A triangulation of student and teacher perceptions
Linguistic human rights and the education of language minority children: The case of the Japanese Brazilian returnees
 
The effects of syntactic priming on the L2 production of relative clauses in English by Japanese-English bilinguals
Undergraduates' perceptions and attitudes toward the foreign accentedness of international teaching assistants in the U.S.A.
 
Being "chuzai" in southern Illinois: The attitude of Japanese parents toward the maintenance of language and culture
International teaching assistant program evaluation
 
The Multicultural Supervisor Competency Indicator: A behaviorally anchored rating scale approach
Faculty of color career satisfaction: The intersection of race, preparation and opportunity
 
International Teaching Assistants---from admissions to placement
Assessing multicultural counseling competencies of internship students enrolled in CORE and CACREP programs
 
The role of code-switching in emotional expression and autobiographical memory recall: Implications for bilingual counseling
Establishing bidirectional symmetry in children learning English as a second language