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Collier, Shartriya; Auerbach, Susan – Multicultural Education, 2011
The social nature of language learning and development has been widely acknowledged, as has the importance of family relationships in language learning processes. The role that the first language plays in the literacy development of English language learners (ELLs) and their families is irrefutable. Advocates of family literacy programs have…
Descriptors: Program Design, Federal Legislation, Program Improvement, Second Language Learning
Beaudrie, Sara; Ducar, Cynthia; Relano-Pastor, Ana Maria – Language, Culture and Curriculum, 2009
Spanish heritage language (SHL) programmes in post-secondary institutions must continue to redesign their curricula to accommodate the needs of a growing Latino population with a broad range of bilingual competencies. Despite the proliferation of research in heritage languages, pedagogically based research that incorporates students' voices is…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Heritage Education, Spanish, Curriculum Design
Stone, Sandra J.; Delfina, Richard – Childhood Education, 2006
For several decades, the Netherlands Antilles education structure has been a traditional system that was organized in the same manner as the Dutch system. Unfortunately, this system was not meeting the needs of the majority: the Papiamentu-speaking population. It was geared toward the most talented students and not based on the cultural background…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Cultural Background, Curriculum Development, Program Design

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