"No it doesn't shock me," Anthony said after Hill asked him if the "anti-Latino language" used in the U.S. today was something he didn't expect.
For example, in systems with higher fractions of Latinos, language abilities, citizenship status, or lack of political clout could inhibit residents from speaking out and demanding improvements in water quality (for a discussion in relation to electoral politics, see Michelson 2000).
Fifty-five teanders and 193 Latino dual language learners (DLLs) enrolled in the North Carolina More at Four Pre-Kindergarten Program participated in the study.
The second set of interview questions pertained to a vignette about a typical, but fictional, Latino English language learning student named Juan Jose.
Participants' responses uncovered perceptions of discrimination based on their Latino ethnicity, language spoken, and immigration status.
Libros Latinos, Spanish language books.
They have nearly identical shares of blacks, Latinos, English language learners and students with disabilities.
In particular, how will it affect those who have done poorly in the past on standardized tests, primarily African Americans, Latinos, English language learners, and special education students?
Here we identify Global Warming's Six Americas within three groups: non-Latinos, English-language Latinos, and Spanish-language Latinos.
In this research note, we focus on the Alarmed and highlight the similarities and differences between Alarmed non-Latinos, English-language Latinos, and Spanish-language Latinos in their willingness to take political action on global warming and the barriers that keep them from doing so.
The series was part of a broader effort to duplicate her success in the non-Latino English-language market.
