This nonexperimental study explored the predictive strength of English proficiency levels on academic achievement of middle school students in a sample of 17,470 native English-speaking (NES) students, 558 English language learners (current ELLs), and 500 redesignated fluent English proficient students (former ELLs). Results of multilevel analyses indicated that after controlling for relevant student- and school-level character-istics, former ELLs significantly outperformed current ELL andNES students in readin
The implementation of ESL courses at universities and colleges has been based on the assumption that...
This article examines the relationship between Japanese undergraduate students’ English language pro...
In the performance-driven culture of education today, though arguments regarding the definition of s...
This study examined the achievement patterns of former English Language Learners (ELLs) and explored...
English language learners continue to be a growing demographic in American schools. Despite this, li...
English language learners continue to be a growing demographic in American schools. Despite this, li...
English Language Learner (ELL) students are the fastest growing student population within the United...
The purpose of this study was to determine whether a predictable relationship existed between achiev...
UnrestrictedThe present study investigated longitudinal changes of the reading achievement among sch...
English language learners (ELLs) have typically performed worse academically when compared to their ...
This study analyzed English language learner (ELL) performance on the June 2012 Biology MCAS, namely...
In consideration of the widening achievement gap between native English speaking and non-English spe...
With few exceptions, accountability systems for programs for English language learners (ELLs) have f...
We compared two tools that have been used to capture the linguistic heterogeneity and achievement of...
We compared two tools that have been used to capture the linguistic heterogeneity and achievement of...
The implementation of ESL courses at universities and colleges has been based on the assumption that...
This article examines the relationship between Japanese undergraduate students’ English language pro...
In the performance-driven culture of education today, though arguments regarding the definition of s...
This study examined the achievement patterns of former English Language Learners (ELLs) and explored...
English language learners continue to be a growing demographic in American schools. Despite this, li...
English language learners continue to be a growing demographic in American schools. Despite this, li...
English Language Learner (ELL) students are the fastest growing student population within the United...
The purpose of this study was to determine whether a predictable relationship existed between achiev...
UnrestrictedThe present study investigated longitudinal changes of the reading achievement among sch...
English language learners (ELLs) have typically performed worse academically when compared to their ...
This study analyzed English language learner (ELL) performance on the June 2012 Biology MCAS, namely...
In consideration of the widening achievement gap between native English speaking and non-English spe...
With few exceptions, accountability systems for programs for English language learners (ELLs) have f...
We compared two tools that have been used to capture the linguistic heterogeneity and achievement of...
We compared two tools that have been used to capture the linguistic heterogeneity and achievement of...
The implementation of ESL courses at universities and colleges has been based on the assumption that...
This article examines the relationship between Japanese undergraduate students’ English language pro...
In the performance-driven culture of education today, though arguments regarding the definition of s...