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Teaching And Learning In Two Languages Bilingualism Schooling In The United States Multicultural Education Cloth Eugene E Garcia

Name: Teaching And Learning In Two Languages Bilingualism Schooling In The United States Multicultural Education Cloth Eugene E Garcia
SKU: BELL-1380592
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (104 reviews)

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Teaching And Learning In Two Languages Bilingualism Schooling In The United States Multicultural Education Cloth Eugene E Garcia instant download after payment.

Publisher: Teachers College Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.72 MB

Pages: 217

Author: Eugene E. Garcia

ISBN: 9780807745373, 9780807745366, 0807745367, 0807745375

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Teaching And Learning In Two Languages Bilingualism Schooling In The United States Multicultural Education Cloth Eugene E Garcia by Eugene E. Garcia 9780807745373, 9780807745366, 0807745367, 0807745375 instant download after payment.

This is an important book for all teachers who are educating increasing numbers of bilingual students in their classrooms. Eugene Garcia writes about a subject he knows well, clearly and in a way that honors diversity. The text covers current demographics, school reform, and policy and offers a picture of how language, culture, and social class are interrelating aspects that effect who students are. He speaks about instructional practice grounded in what the research shows about what we know about bilingual students. I would highly recommend this book as an informative and well-written contribution to the discussion about how we prepare to teach diverse learners today.