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El. knyga: English Learners' Access to Postsecondary Education: Neither College nor Career Ready

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"This book provides an in-depth look into the systemic undereducation of high school English learners and the role of high schools in limiting ELs' postsecondary options, despite the availability of resources and the best of intentions, through a longitudinal ethnographic case study of a diverse high school in Pennsylvania"--

This book provides an in-depth look into the systemic undereducation of high school English learners and the role of high schools in limiting ELs' postsecondary options, despite the availability of resources and the best of intentions, through a longitudinal ethnographic case study of a diverse high school in Pennsylvania.

Recenzijos

Kanno provides a complex and nuanced analysis of individual and institutional forces that restrict post-secondary access for multilingual students. Guided by a comprehensive understanding of relevant research and theory, her meticulous fieldwork helps to expose systemic inequities that make clear the need for immediate and sustained change in US secondary schools. * Amanda Kibler, Oregon State University, USA * Kannos book provides a compelling indictment of how US secondary schools as institutions routinely fail to prepare English learners for college or jobs. Vivid descriptions of the setting, students, and educators humanize the findings and bring home the cost of school failures for youth. This is an important book for all scholars, policymakers, and educators working with emergent multilingual students at the high school level. * Linda Harklau, University of Georgia, USA * In this powerful and beautifully-written book Kanno highlights the potential of schools and schooling to shape English learner (EL) students postsecondary access and provides a foundation upon which to move the field forward. School, district, and state-level EL educators will want to incorporate her findings into the policies and practices that shape their EL students postsecondary access. * Rebecca Callahan, University of Texas at Austin, USA *

Daugiau informacijos

Provides the first detailed examination of the role of the school in shaping EL students longer-term outcomes
Series Editors' Preface viii
Preface xv
1 Introduction
1(31)
High School ELs' Access to Postsecondary Education: What We Currently Know
2(3)
College and Career Readiness
5(5)
Theoretical Framework: Individual and Institutional Habitus
10(4)
The Setting and Participants
14(4)
The Structure of the Remainder of the Book
18(7)
Ken's Story
25(7)
Spring Junior Year
25(1)
Fall Senior Year
26(3)
Spring Senior Year
29(3)
2 Limited Access to Rigorous Academic Curriculum
32(31)
ELs' Concentration in Low-Track Courses
32(3)
From EL Sheltered to Remedial Courses
35(2)
Trapped in the Remedial Track
37(3)
Teachers Did Not Recommend and Students Did Not Ask
40(2)
A Different World: Honors and Advanced Placement Courses
42(2)
Limited Guidance on Cultural Capital Accrual
44(2)
Consequences of Low Tracking for College Application
46(2)
Summary
48(2)
Alexandra's Story
50(6)
Spring Junior Year
51(1)
Fall Senior Year
51(2)
Spring Senior Year
53(3)
Josephine's Story
56(7)
Spring Junior Year
57(1)
Summer before Senior Year
57(1)
Fall Senior Year
58(2)
Spring Senior Year
60(3)
3 Underdeveloped College Knowledge
63(35)
Lack of College Knowledge and Its Consequences
64(8)
Reasons for Students' Lack of College Knowledge
72(11)
Summary
83(2)
Erica's Story
85(6)
Spring Junior Year
86(1)
Summer before Senior Year
86(1)
Fall Senior Year
87(2)
Spring Senior Year
89(2)
Kadi's Story
91(7)
Spring Junior Year
92(1)
Fall Senior Year
93(2)
Spring Senior Year
95(3)
4 Different Reasons to Choose a Community College
98(30)
Erica and Alexandra: Afraid to Go to a Four-Year College
100(4)
Josephine: A Four-Year College Was Out of Reach - For Now
104(2)
Kadi: Following in the Footsteps of Her Mentor
106(1)
The Influence of the Institutional Habitus on Students' Choices
107(6)
Summary
113(2)
Eddie's Story
115(6)
Spring Junior Year
116(1)
Fall Senior Year
117(1)
Spring Senior Year
118(3)
Carlos's Story
121(7)
Spring Junior Year
122(1)
Fall Senior Year
123(1)
Spring Senior Year
124(2)
Repeat Senior Year
126(2)
5 Not Career Ready
128(20)
`So Many Strange Things' in Their Curricula
129(5)
Deficit Thinking: `Eddie is Limited and Carlos is Lazy'
134(5)
Unrecognized Strengths and Aspirations
139(3)
High School Diploma without Career Readiness
142(3)
Lack of Access to CTE
145(1)
Summary
146(2)
6 ELs' Access to Postsecondary Education
148(25)
Brighton High School's Institutional Habitus
149(5)
ELs' Individual Habitus and Self-Elimination
154(3)
The Myth of Community College Transfer
157(3)
Access to CTE
160(2)
Implications for Educational Practice
162(8)
Summary
170(3)
Appendix: Method 173(16)
References 189(12)
Author Index 201(2)
Subject Index 203
Yasuko Kanno is Associate Professor of Language Education, Wheelock College of Education & Human Development, Boston University, USA.