Migrant Students
Assimilation Patterns of Migrant Students in China: An Exploration of their Implications for Mathematics Outcomes
... between migrant students in private migrant schools and public ...many migrant schools in ...of migrant students sequestered in segregated ...that migrant student's access ...
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'Everybody is available to them': Support measures for migrant students in Irish secondary schools
... for migrant children in Irish schools in the form of additional English language provision, the recent economic downturn has resulted in significant cuts in the education sector that have also reduced initiatives ...
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Why are migrant students better off in certain types of educational systems or schools than in others?
... for migrant students in Table 2 pertain to first- generation migrant students from Western OECD countries whose home language is not the same as in the destination country and who have two ...
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Acculturation process of migrant students in adult education : a case study of language acquisition in iltalukio, Finland
... international students with a background of more verbal communication almost never notice until it is almost too ...for migrant students who may or may not be able to meet up with the rigour of ...
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Why are migrant students better off in certain types of educational systems or schools than in others?
... assess students’ mathematical, reading, and scientific ...questionnaires, students are asked for information on such elements as parents’ educational level, the availability of resources at home, the ...
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UNDOCUMENTED: STORIES OF ONE AND A HALF GENERATION MEXICAN MIGRANT STUDENTS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
... effectively stripped of a sense of agency or feelings of being in charge of his own life. His story clearly represents a classic tragedy. His acculturation process can be understood in some ways in terms of dissonant ...
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Educating migrant and refugee pupils
... of migrant experiences or ethnic diversity, can have a negative impact on ch ildren’s self -esteem and sense of ...towards migrant students, for example through lower expectations or marking bias, ...
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Migrant Identification and Recruitment Plan
... improve migrant student academic achievement in the areas of reading and ...assess students using MAPS three times annually (fall, winter, spring), and these scores are reviewed regularly during site ...
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Dental caries status of students from migrant primary schools in Shanghai Pudong New Area
... that migrant students without a local urban HuKou, unlike their counterparts in local public schools, were not entitled to oral-related public health services funded by the tax revenue such as dental caries ...
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Educating migrant and refugee pupils
... of migrant experiences or ethnic diversity, can have a negative impact on children’s self-esteem and sense of ...towards migrant students, for example through lower expectations or marking bias, when ...
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New migrant communities in Leeds
... The most common route to paid employment was via employment agencies but the majority of migrant workers in the study were made permanent between 6 and 13 weeks after initial employment. Some notable exceptions ...
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A study of migrant workers in Peterborough
... accommodation are people living in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs); lack of choice with regards to location; poor conditions of accommodation; use of low demand housing; and concerns with accommodation that is tied ...
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Tax Credits and migrant families
... Table 4 contains figures for the amount of awards to migrant families broken down by type of award. HMRC have modelled the awards to annual amounts on the assumption that there are no changes of circumstances ...
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Migrant workers in Rochdale and Oldham
... of migrant workers in the private rented sector have an affect on the ability of other people to access this sector? Or is it the case that migrant workers are concentrated in the lower-end private ...
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Child first, migrant second:
... the migrant children in this country is brought forcefully and eloquently to the fore in this policy ...child migrant may be the subject of adult decision making by members of her family or others which not ...
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Migrant Smugglers and ICT in Greece
... 15 that are going to be discussed. These interviews have proven rich in information on the smugglers’ part and on the migrants’ point of view. Given the “hidden” nature of these groups it would be extremely difficult to ...
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The local challenges of migrant workers
... • Includes communicating with own staff and with existing residents • Supporting newcomers to learn. basic English helps them to help themselves[r] ...
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Torn: the story of a Lithuanian migrant
... Daina had thought Algis had left Lithuania to look for a better life.. She’d heard other people went to America..[r] ...
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OECD Reviews of Migrant Education
... Teaching students from different social, cultural and linguistic backgrounds takes a complex set of skills that need to be developed by strong initial and in-service ...their students’ language ...
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Determinants of internal migrant health and the healthy migrant effect in South India: a mixed methods study
... employ migrant workers, it is estimated that at there are at least 100 million internal migrant workers in the country ...of migrant labour to households and communities of origin ...of ...
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