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Multilingualism and identity: articulating ‘African-ness’ in an American high school
Liv T. Davila
Education Policy, Organization and Leadership
Women & Gender in Global Perspectives
Center for Global Studies
European Union Center
Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
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High School
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Language Acquisition
100%
Multilingualism
100%
English Language Learners
50%
Learning Experience
50%
New Learning
50%
Refugees
50%
Language Skills
50%
US Schools
50%
Language Practices
50%
Immigrants
50%
Linguistic Practices
50%
Student Identity
50%
Across Languages
50%
Content Learning
50%
Complex Content
50%
Practice Experience
50%
Democratic Republic of Congo
50%
Home Language
50%
Identity Learning
50%
Complex Language
50%
Social Sciences
Secondary Schools
100%
Multilingualism
100%
USA
50%
Youth
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Learning Experience
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Qualitative Research
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Congo DR
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