Immigrant students
Immigrant Students’ Achievements in Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia in Context
... Castels (1995) deines three broad approaches to ethnic diversity, all of which are closely linked to historical patterns of nation-state formation: diferential exclusion (most clearly expressed in countries with “guest ...
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Building instruments to understand minds and cognition in european schools - Helping Portuguese immigrant students succeed.
... Portuguese students (immigrants with origin in several ...instruction, immigrant students have different cognitive and linguistic ...that students from low-income immigrant families ...
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A Comprehensive Assessment of Immigrant Students. Low-income Families’ Effects and School Outcomes in Second Language Development.
... For immigrant students whose families have no time expending at home becomes more difficult to enhance language proficiency in mother tongue (Becker 2009; Mistry et ...growth. Immigrant school ...
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Speech Processing and Intelligent Assessment in Second Language: Struggling Immigrant Students and Home Language Parallel Instruction.
... The current study involves evaluation practice and the analysis of the processing strategies of immigrant students from several levels of education until the age of 17. Conventional rules used in other ...
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Learning styles determine different immigrant students’ results in testing settings: relationship between nationality of children and the stimuli of tasks.
... for immigrant children as students at risk of experiencing academic failure in the host ...to immigrant young students in the US, which identify the Asian group as the one most at risk of ...
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Second language education context and home language effect: language dissimilarities and variation in immigrant students’ outcomes.
... Chinese students in English SL and in Mandarin native language ...extent students are able to compound words into small lexical units in order to convert to a new word in the dominant ...
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School Culture and Immigrant Students: Resources and Achievement Differences
... Overall, studies on the impact of mixed income housing developments on property values could not be located during this research study.. The South African government’s c[r] ...
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The Parental Investment Effect on Immigrant Children at Schools: Employment and Specialization of Parents as an Explaining Variable for Tasks Achievement in Second Language.
... at-risk students in any teaching system, not only in the USA (Crosnoe & Turley, ...of immigrant students attending different school levels (Becker, ...studying immigrant students ...
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ENGLISH AS A PAINFUL EXPERIENCE: NARRATIVES OF A YOUNG BRAZILIAN IMMIGRANT IN LONDON
... promote students’ ...What immigrant students initially encounter besides the culture shock is a language ...that students often struggle to find their right place in the school community ...
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Identity inclusiveness and centrality: investigating identity correlates of attitudes toward immigrants and immigration policies
... their immigrant students related to positive attitudes toward these students, but not to attitudes about immigrants in general or immigration policy ...
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Ethnomathematics and cultural representations: Teaching in highly diverse contexts
... for students and teachers, and allows them to think of diversity as good, valuable, and necessary to living in a globalized interconnected ...algorithms immigrant students bring to the community, ...
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Cognitive systems evolution: immigrant last generations and cognitive mapping
... considering immigrant students in Portuguese schools (M=13 years old; SD= 2,7) with origin in different world areas: Western Europe, Eastern Europe, African countries, Latin America, Asia (Indian Asia) and ...
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Adaptation and conformity-immigrant parent’s feelings about parenting in Norway: how do immigrant mothers experience parenting in relation to their perception of a Norwegian standard of parenting?
... towards immigrant survey confirms that there is a general positive attitude towards migrants in ...and immigrant policies in general than do countries such as Norway that are recently experiencing their ...
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Identity, Over-Commitment, Work Environment, and Health Outcomes among Immigrant Workers
... for immigrant workers because they are less integrated in the work environment, and therefore this model has modest relevance for the work identity of immigrant employees and the levels of work- related ...
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Santos, Capa, Monge & Rosário.ISEC2000
... Table 6 &umber of students and SE& students. 2nd cycle 3rd Cycle[r] ...
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MEDICAL ETHICS COURSE IMPROVES MEDICAL PROFESSIONALISM: MEDICAL STUDENTS´ OPINIONS
... medical students´ professional attitudes ...medical students were selected randomly in different steps of education and were questioned and their opinions correlation with stage of education and gender were ...
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Immigrant social workers in the finnish welfare state: mutual challenges
... It is a fact that “the increasing diversity has generated active discussion in politics, media and in the everyday life. Immigrants and the issues associated with their integration are one of the most controversial ...
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Study of Educational Adjustment and Educational Motivation in Military and Non-Military Students
... Abstract: Students abilities to transfer from the community colleges into baccalaureate granting colleges and universities have become a global ...non-military students in terms of educational adjustment ...
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'Our' diaspora in Argentina: Historical overview and preliminary research
... unexplored immigrant population in South America represents a complex phenomenon, a community which identity has embedded various historical, political, cultural, religious and ideological ...
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Success in Higher Education A discussion of selection criteria
... process, students can rank six different courses by order of ...their students on the basis of their admission criteria, which is defined by the Ministry of Education and the ...schools students are ...
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