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Borders and Intersections of Possibility: Multilingual Repertoires of Refugee Families in the Southwest U.S
Laura A. Roy
School of Behavioral Sciences & Education (Harrisburg)
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Educators
100%
Refugee Families
100%
Southwest US
100%
Multilingual Repertoires
100%
Migration Experience
50%
Social Culture
50%
Local Knowledge
50%
Potential Impact
50%
South Texas
50%
Inquiry Stance
50%
Cultural Linguistics
50%
New Arrivals
50%
Acquisition Experience
50%
Honors Students
50%
Refugee Students
50%
Border Theory
50%
Multiple Entry Points
50%
Resettlement Experiences
50%
Student Migration
50%
Receiving Communities
50%
Somali Bantu
50%
Cultural Intersections
50%
Lasting Impact
50%
Cross-curricular
50%
Testimonio
50%
Critical Inquiry
50%
Literacy Acquisition
50%
Social Sciences
Refugee Students
100%
Somali
100%