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derived from the political, sociocultural, dialogic, and personal contexts in which voice construction is situated. The model establishes four interrelated processes for negotiating textual voice ... relation to the political, sociocultural, dialogic, and personal contexts in which their texts are situated (Tardy, 2012) . Textual voice construction in school contexts has privileged white-dominant
create 400 new committees .... The regulations... also require... appropriate balance... by considering individuals who are affected and interested as well as expert, so that political considerations
psychology, sociology, political science. Main Sections 1. Focus on Research and Theory: full-length articles of 8,500 words, excluding references, which discuss empirical research and analyze original data
political conflict. The implications of such an unprecedented refugee crisis for U.S. schools, educators, and ML programs that receive students who have experienced the trauma of forced migration are ... Refugee Convention, amended by its 1967 protocol, places individuals who are being persecuted based on race, religion, nationality, or political opinion under international protection by granting them
contemporary forced migrations to the United States as a result of geopolitical warfare, economic oppression, and lifethreatening political conflict. The implications of such an unprecedented refugee crisis for ... , amended by its 1967 protocol, places individuals who are being persecuted based on race, religion, nationality, or political opinion under international protection by granting them refugee status. However
, causing an inseparability between language choice and attitudes, societal power relations, political processes, language ideologies, and identities. While recognizing that there are complex realities of
and psycho-social development successfully and compassionately continues to engender controversy in political and educational fora. While research overwhelmingly favors the use of the first language and ... world . Educational Philosophy and Theory , 49 ( 6 ), 563 - 566 . https://doi.org/10.1080/00131857. 2016 .1264114 Wu , M-H. , & Opstad , S. L. ( 2021 ). Changing worlds, changing classrooms: Satellite
Dr. Sjöberg questions the Cultural Theory approach to evaluating variance in risk perception. He also presents the results of a survey using elements of that and other scales to help explain individual differences in risk perception.
evolve; with the urgency that exists in our current political climate, moving forward is the only option. Lesson 2: When Something Does Not Make Sense, Reframe It Across her long career, García’s ... prominently in her work and her life, in spite of political efforts to erase it. From re-framing how students are identified as emergent bilinguals (García, Kleifgen, & Falchi, 2008) to reminding us that dual
overrepresented in specialized school settings. These interrelated phenomena are influenced by multiple complex sociocultural and other factors (i.e., historical, economic, political). Among these are reported
," even though the evidence * Professor Shrader-Frechette received her B.S. from Xavier University (1967) and Ph.D. from Notre Dame University (1972). She is Graduate Research Professor of Philosophy ... Schotch, Cost-Benefit Analysis under the Constraintof Meeting Needs [Working paper available from D. Baybrook, Dept. Philosophy, Dalhousie U., Halifax, NS, CANADA B3H 3J5.] 4 Lave, Discussion,in SYMPOSIUM
political origins and three key ideological differences: 1. Bilingual education is a highly-contested political space won through community activism and continuously defended thereafter. In 1972, ASPIRA of ... buildings for fear of a linguistic free-for-all. Translanguaging is controversial for important reasons; bilingual educators are protecting the political legacy of bilingual education, the establishment of
acquisition; Psycholinguistics and sociolinguistics; School psychology, sociology, political science. Main Sections 1. Focus on Research and Theory: full-length articles of 8,500 words, excluding references
developmental bilingual program at HCE. The bilingual program had been initiated by the school’s principal, Dr. Jones, who has a Doctor of Philosophy in Education. She felt motivated to do so after attending a ... analysis . Discourse Processes , 25 ( 2-3 ), 259 - 284 . https://doi.org/10.1080/01638539809545028 Leech , B. L. ( 2002 ). Asking questions: Techniques for semistructured interviews . Political Science
., & Ebsworth, M. E. (2016). Chinese language or dialect: What’s in a name? NABE Perspectives, 39(1), 18-19. Herstory Writer’s Workshop. https://www.herstorywriters.org/our-mission-philosophy Howard, G. R. (2006 ... near and far, into the public arena; to transform lived experiences into written memoirs, powerful enough to change hearts, minds, and policy.” https://www.herstorywriters.org/our-mission-philosophy
(DeFazio, 1997; DevTech Systems, 1996) . The school web site outlines the current philosophy and program at IHS as follows: IHS offers a rigorous college preparatory program for limited English proficient ... in their classrooms and, in many cases, a political and legislative context unsympathetic to bilingual approaches. However, through their innovative practice, these teachers generated knowledge about
conceptualised and exercised in and outside of classroom environments. This Special Issue critically interrogates the social, cultural, political and historical complexities that shape, and constantly interfere
. According to this characterization, concerns about the risks and benefits of a facility singularly determine political views and action. This means that the way out of the siting impasse, besides assuring ... this paper, we demonstrate the plural notions of fair process and outcome for siting hazardous waste facilities by examining experience in Austria, which has a traditionally hierarchical political
Review of the book: The Human Genome Project and Minority Communities -Ethical, Social, and Political Dilemmas (Raymond A. Zilinskas & Peter J. Balint eds., Praeger Publishers 2001). Preface, index ... review is available in RISK: Health, Safety & Environment ( 1990-2002 ): https://scholars.unh.edu/risk/vol12/iss1/15 The Human Genome Project and Minority Communities - Ethical, Social, and Political
emotional distress from being subjected to environmental conditions from which they could not escape. Their experiences, analyzed within the broader socio-political context of contemporary Arizona, suggest ... languages. Boston, MA: Pearson. Spring, J. (1997). Political agendas for education. New York, NY: Routledge. Spring, J. (2010). Deculturalization and the struggle for equality. (6th ed.). New York, NY
