De-encapsulated Bilingual Education in Brazil
One school in São, Paulo, Brazil—with which co-author Susan Clemensha is very involved— is striving to create multilingual and multicultural contexts for learning, distancing itself from the…
Apr 1, 2020
One school in São, Paulo, Brazil—with which co-author Susan Clemensha is very involved— is striving to create multilingual and multicultural contexts for learning, distancing itself from the…
Apr 1, 2020
“Migrants have much more to offer a country than they take away from it, right?” exclaimed Leny Álvarez, a young returnee migrant born in Mexico and raised in Florida. This phrase reflects one…
Apr 1, 2020
English + Español
The majority of the world’s population speaks more than one language. That means, normally, that people communicate through two or more codes to construct complex world views…
Apr 1, 2020
English + Español
Soy hijo de un Indio Chichimeca y una mujer tan blanca que people mistook her for a gringa…
Apr 1, 2020
English + Español
Frustration and concern could be heard clearly in my friend Sara’s voice, “María Luisa, please, I need you to tutor Juan Pablo. He just flunked his Spanish test.” To fail a Spanish test—or any test…
Apr 1, 2020
Irelda (not her real name) is a twenty-two-year-old Mexican-born college student, who has lived in both the United States and Mexico. Her life has been marked by interruptions, both culturally…
Apr 1, 2020
English + Español
Un domingo por la mañana, caminaba de mi casa al gimnasio… y me llamó la atención un misterioso rótulo bilingüe: cambiando tu vida/changing your life…
Apr 1, 2020
Eleven-year-old Tito was summoned to his school principal’s office in Tepanco de López, Mexico. He was not in trouble, at least not in a disciplining sense. He was summoned because we wanted…
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