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Competencies Necessary for Instructing Migrant Handicapped Students
Exceptional Children, 1984This study identified the competencies teachers of migrant handicapped students perceived as important in providing educational services to migrant handicapped students and their families. A 45-item questionnaire rating the importance of specific competencies reported necessary for success in teaching migrant handicapped students was completed by 163 ...
S J, Salend, R J, Michael, M, Taylor
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Peer tutoring at school with migrant students
Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Technological Ecosystems for Enhancing Multiculturality, 2014INTO project (Intercultural Mentoring tools to support migrant integration at school), a Comenius Multilateral Project, leaded by Oxfam Italia (Ref. 540440-LLP-1-2013-1-IT-COMENIUS-CMP), aims to introduce in the partner countries' Secondary School context (Italy, Cyprus, Poland, United Kingdom and Spain) peer tutoring actions which could help migrant ...
Paloma No-Gutiérrez +4 more
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Students with Migrant Background
The chapter examines if Italian schools are fully equipped with the necessary legal instruments and policy tools not only to protect from discrimination, but also to promote substantial equality of students who might face disadvantages because of their migrant background.openaire +1 more source
Engineering for Teachers of Migrant Students (ETMS)
Environmental Engineering Science, 2006One of the difficulties in teaching mathematics and science to migrant Hispanic students is that they do not see a connection between math and their daily lives. Therefore, to successfully teach migrants, teachers must make mathematics an engaging subject to their students' lives.
Isabel Escobar +3 more
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Policy Issues in Special Education for Migrant Students
Exceptional Children, 1982Four general issues in migrant students' educational problems are discussed: access to services, availability of services, appropriateness of services, and continuity of services. The importance of changing educational policies in order to provide services to migrants is discussed, and statutes of six states which serve migrant students are examined ...
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Creating Pathways to College for Migrant Students: Assessing a Migrant Outreach Program
Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk (JESPAR), 2009Migrant students are among the most disadvantaged of any groups in the United States, yet little is understood about factors that facilitate their college access. College access outreach programs rarely collect data on whether and where their students go to college.
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Medical students, Aborigines and migrants: evaluation of a teaching programme
Medical Journal of Australia, 1989In spite of evidence of poor communication between Aboriginal patients and doctors, there are few reports of educational efforts to overcome this problem. This paper describes a brief teaching programme for fourth-year medical students that was aimed at improving their knowledge of, and attitudes towards, Aboriginal and migrant patients. It comprised a
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The views of migrant and non migrant students on cultural diversity in the Greek classroom
Social Psychology of Education, 2008The aim of the present study is to explore the views of migrant and non migrant students living in Greece on cultural diversity in the classroom. It focuses on students of both the dominant (i.e. Greek) and nondominant (i.e. migrant) groups and investigates their views in comparison to one another.
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