This study uses extant data to examine the roles of ethnicity, social class, and linguistic proficiency in predicting the participation and performance of students for whom English is not a first language (ENFL) from the class of 2002 in a provincially examinable grade 12 subject areas in a large urban British Columbia school district (n=4,075). Descriptive statistics show similar performance levels, but variable participation rates among ENFL and native English-speaking (NES) baseline students. However, these results mask differences between ethnolinguistic subgroups of ENFL students. Linear and logistic regressions show that although social class and linguistic proficiency significantly affect outcomes, participation and performance advan...
English language learners continue to be a growing demographic in American schools. Despite this, li...
This study provides a unique insight into the English journeys of first-year students at an English ...
Within the context of China, this study seeks to examine the relationship between English language p...
This study uses extant data to examine the roles of ethnicity, social class, and linguistic proficie...
This study modifies Cummins' (1997) theoretical framework of minority student achievement and social...
This study was undertaken to examine the impact of English language proficiency on the social and ac...
Using status characteristics theory, this study examined a sixth-grade Korean student’s experi...
Global research has shown the persistence of inequality with regard to accessing curriculum with a v...
Abstract Global research has shown the persistence of inequality with regard to accessing curriculu...
Some second language learners are more successful than others. Students in the University of Britis...
With the revamping of the Canada Immigration Act in 1985, the demographic profile of new arrivals to...
The purpose of the study was to examine the growth of English academic language proficiency by langu...
The primary purpose of the study was to determine how well Chinese-American fluent English proficien...
This study examines the academic performance and educational pathways of students who do not speak t...
A part from educational purposes, the learning of English worldwide has been found to have social an...
English language learners continue to be a growing demographic in American schools. Despite this, li...
This study provides a unique insight into the English journeys of first-year students at an English ...
Within the context of China, this study seeks to examine the relationship between English language p...
This study uses extant data to examine the roles of ethnicity, social class, and linguistic proficie...
This study modifies Cummins' (1997) theoretical framework of minority student achievement and social...
This study was undertaken to examine the impact of English language proficiency on the social and ac...
Using status characteristics theory, this study examined a sixth-grade Korean student’s experi...
Global research has shown the persistence of inequality with regard to accessing curriculum with a v...
Abstract Global research has shown the persistence of inequality with regard to accessing curriculu...
Some second language learners are more successful than others. Students in the University of Britis...
With the revamping of the Canada Immigration Act in 1985, the demographic profile of new arrivals to...
The purpose of the study was to examine the growth of English academic language proficiency by langu...
The primary purpose of the study was to determine how well Chinese-American fluent English proficien...
This study examines the academic performance and educational pathways of students who do not speak t...
A part from educational purposes, the learning of English worldwide has been found to have social an...
English language learners continue to be a growing demographic in American schools. Despite this, li...
This study provides a unique insight into the English journeys of first-year students at an English ...
Within the context of China, this study seeks to examine the relationship between English language p...