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Understanding the Nexus Between Early Learning and Development Standards, Emergent Bilingual Learners, and Language Policy in Boston, Massachusetts
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Structural over-determination of education reforms and agency ... : Strukturna naddoločitev izobraževalnih reform in delovanje ...
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Understanding the Nexus Between Early Learning and Development Standards, Emergent Bilingual Learners, and Language Policy in Boston, Massachusetts ...
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Structural over-determination of education reforms and agency ; Strukturna naddoločitev izobraževalnih reform in delovanje
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In: CEPS Journal 11 (2021) 2, S. 77-95 (2021)
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Rogers' Diffusion of Innovation Used to Explore Special Education Administrators' Self-Reported Technology Skills and Attitudes Regarding Speech Language Pathology Telepractice ...
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Realizing Wokeness -- White Schools, White Ignorance: Toward a Racially Responsive Pedagogy
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Mixed Messages: School Choice and Spanish Dual Language Programs in the New York City Department of Education
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Equity and Higher Education: Essays on Performance-based Financial Aid, Community College Degree Completion, and Dual Enrollment
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Mixed Messages: School Choice and Spanish Dual Language Programs in the New York City Department of Education ...
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"Langsam vermisse ich die Schule .". Schule während und nach der Corona-Pandemie
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In: Münster ; New York : Waxmann 2020, 229 S. - (Die Deutsche Schule, Beiheft; 16) (2020)
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Making Sense of Mattering ... : A Phenomenological Study of Black Deaf College Students and Academic Success ...
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Impact of Please ASK on ESL Student Comprehension of the English Article System Before Proper Nouns ... : A Phenomenological Study ...
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Early reading correlates in language impairment (Newbury et al., 2020)
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English Learners and ESL Programs in the Community College: A Review of the Literature
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Becoming an Internationals Student: What do Newcomer Adolescents do with a High School Designed for Them?
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Augmented Input and the Classroom Communication Environment for Learners with Deafblindness
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Group-level differences in classroom language environments were analyzed to better understand implementation of best practices with learners with deafblindness (DB), and whether state certification practices, student characteristics or specialized training related to differences in adult language modeling. Participants came from four states with three distinct teacher certification policies. Data was collected from 15 teacher-student dyads through behavioral coding of videotaped language samples from classrooms, teacher surveys and Communication Matrix assessments. In our sample, teachers used verbal communication significantly more than additional classroom staff. Teachers in a state that required a severe/ profound certification used significantly higher rates of visual communication. These teachers were also the most likely to match their students’ expected receptive modalities. Classroom staff in a state with interveners used significantly more tactile communication with learners. Overall, teachers were more likely to match their students’ expected receptive modalities when the students had higher levels of communication. The students with DB were highly heterogeneous and there was no association between level of dual sensory loss and students’ expressive communication levels. Discussion focused on whether our current use of communication modalities are sufficient, or whether more diverse language modeling (i.e., augmented input) would be beneficial in classrooms with learners with DB. These quantitative results can empower teachers to advocate for the use of specific communication modalities, such as American Sign Language, and trained personnel, such as interveners, in their districts.
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Classroom environment; Deafblind people--Education; Deafblind people--Means of communication; School management and organization; Special education
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URL: https://doi.org/10.7916/d8-rrt9-zf33
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The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: The Maintenance of White Privilege and Power Amid Demographic Change in a Suburban School District
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Data-wary, Value-driven: Teacher Attitudes, Efficacy, and Online Access for Data-Based Decision Making
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The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: The Maintenance of White Privilege and Power Amid Demographic Change in a Suburban School District ...
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English Learners and ESL Programs in the Community College: A Review of the Literature ...
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