… - and second-generation minority language students, although the handbook is … languages.
Some third-generation students may come within the definition of "minority language children…

… The present research reports a series of recent research projects uti lizing both within and
… in their minority first language in society. Conse quently, minority language children who …

… a conventional basal series for reading instruction; all others used children's literature, such
as James and the Giant Peach, or Where the Red Fern Grows, as the core of the reading/lan…

This volume reports the findings of the National Literacy Panel on Language-Minority Children
and Youth. The formal charge to the panel—a distinguished group of expert researchers …

… language group and the minority language group and the status of the minority language vary
… Introduce reading in first language until child achieves good reading level, then introduce …

… children than among monolingual English-speaking children. The purpose of this study was
to examine and compare children’s early literacy … Consequently, we evaluated a final series …

… children’s L1 language and literacy skills, but it also did not have a negative effect on children’s
L1 language and literacy … for children in the Workshop Group when compared to children …

… , but a rather complex series of linguistic manipulations. … into a specific practice of reading
and writing which they then … , as in the literacy findings discussed above, these LM children are …

… Parents of language-minority students may be more than willing to facilitate their children's
literacy growth but may be limited by lack of knowledge of how to proceed. Nevertheless, …

… reading and writing in that language. In other programs, L1 and L2 literacy are learned at the
same time and both languages … The objective is that the minority language children will be …