Refugee and Immigrant Students
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Publisher
Information Age Publishing
Year
2012
ISBN
9781617358425
Topic
Education
Subtopic
Research in Education

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Refugee and Immigrant Students
  4. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
  5. Contents
  6. Acknowledgements
  7. Foreword: For My Grandparents
  8. Introduction: Education for Immigrants and Refugees
  9. Part I: Pedagogical Initiatives Addressing Issues of Educational Equity for Immigrants and Refugees
  10. Chapter 1: Positioning Refugee Students as Intellectual Class Members
  11. Chapter 2: Creating Shared Learning Spaces
  12. Chapter 3: Refugees as Educators
  13. Chapter 4: Identity and Inclusion
  14. Part II: Refugee and Immigrant School–Community Partnerships
  15. Chapter 5: Still Far to Go
  16. Chapter 6: Serving the Needs of Refugee Children and Families through a Culturally Appropriate Liaison Service
  17. Chapter 7: Schools at the Crossroads of Competing Expectations
  18. Part III: Systemic Issues and Policies for Refugee and Immigrant Educational Equity
  19. Chapter 8: Australia’s New Arrivals Policy and the Need to Reform Refugee Education Provision
  20. Chapter 9: Equity in Education for Migrant and Refugee Children
  21. Chapter 10: Post-Primary Education Dilemmas in Protracted Refugee Situations
  22. Chapter 11: Learning from the Education Programs for Sri Lankan Refugee Students in India
  23. About the Contributors