Education 702.22 Spring 2010 Romina G. Ladner. Table of Contents  Abstract  IntroductionSlide 3- 9  MethodSlide 10  Results  Discussion  Implications.

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Education Spring 2010 Romina G. Ladner

Table of Contents  Abstract  IntroductionSlide 3- 9  MethodSlide 10  Results  Discussion  Implications  ReferencesSlide  Appendix

Introduction Statement of the Problem The coexistence of different cultures has formed what we call today a multicultural society. In this society, bilingualism is a rule and not an exception. Our schools and classrooms reflect this multicultural society where most language minority students face the problem of losing their linguistic and cultural identity in the process of acquiring a second language. By the end of elementary school, most language minority students do not posses balanced biliteracy.

Review of Related Literature Articles on Bilingual Program Effectiveness:  Education for Bilingualism and Biliteracy. (Baker, C. 2006)  A Synthesis of Studies Examining Long-Term Language Minority Student Data on Academic Achievement. (Collier, V.P. 1992)  Bilingual Education and English Immersion: The Ramirez Report in Theoretical Perspective. (Cummins, J. 1992)  Teaching English Language Learners: What the Research Does-and Does Not-Say. (Goldenberg, C. 2008)  Re-Thinking the Education of Teachers of Language Minority Children: Developing Reflective Teachers for Changing Schools. (Milk, R., Mercado, C., Sapiens, A. 1992)  School Effectiveness for Language Minority Students. (Thomas, W. P., Collier, V. P. 1997)

Review of Related Literature Articles on Different Instructional Approaches:  Language Development and Cultural Awareness through Children’s Literature. (Ada, A. F. 1976)  Insights Into Biliteracy Development: Toward a Bidirectional Theory of Bilingual Pedagogy. (Dworin, J. E. 2003)  Bilingual Books: Promoting Literacy and Biliteracy in the Second-Language and Mainstream Classroom. (Ernst- Slavit, G., Mulhern, M. 2003)  Assessing Student’s Perceptions of Biliteracy in Two Way Bilingual Classrooms. (Griego-Jones, T. 1994)  Multilingual Language Polices and the Continua of Biliteracy: An Ecological Approach. (Hornbergen, N. H. 2002)

Review of Related Literature Articles on Different Instructional Approaches. Cont.:  Literature and the Language Minority Child: A Multicultural Perspective. (Morales-Nadal, M )  Orientations in Language Planning. (Ruiz, R. 1984)  Bilingual Identities for ELLs: How to Work with Culturally Linguistically Diverse Learners. (Upczak Garcia, A. 2008)  Creating Space to Be Bilingual: Why Separate Language Environments May Not Be the Answer. (Upczak Garcia, A. 2008)  Working with English Language Learners: Strategies for Elementary and Middle School Teachers. (Zehler, A. 1994)

Review of Related Literature Articles on Biliteracy and Empowerment:  Biliteracy for Personal Growth and Social Participation. (Ada, A. F. 1992).  Biliteracy, Empowerment, and Transformative Pedagogy. (Cummins, J. 2003)  Empowering Minority Students: A Framework for Intervention. (Cummins, J. 1986)  Dual language Essentials for Teachers and Administrators. (Freeman, Y.S., Freeman, D. E., Mercuri, S. P. 2005)

Review of Related Literature Articles on Bilingual Education Controversy:  U.S Bilingual Education Controversy Continues: Teach ESL Students in Native Languages or Through English immersion? (Williams, M. M. 2009)  Bilingual Education: The Controversy. (Rothstein, R. 1998)  Critics Say Bilingual Education Programs Put Students at Disadvantage. (Anderson, L. 2001)  Dual-Language Immersion Programs: A Cautionary Note Concerning the Education of Language-Minority Students. (Valdes, G. 1997)  Bilingual Education as a Status Conflict. (Moran, R. F. 1987)

Statement of the Hypothesis H R 1: To implement a bilingual reading program over 8 weeks for 45 minutes 4 days a week to 21 third graders will increase their reading scores in both English and Spanish.

Method  Participants: The participants are 21 third- grade students from a dual language classroom in PS X.  Instruments: Consents, Observations, Interviews, Reading Lesson Plans, Running Records, Reading Level Charts, Informal Assessments.  Experimental Design:  Procedure:

English and Spanish Reading Levels Spring 2009

References  Ada, A. F. (1976). Desarrollo lingüístico y vivencia cultural a través de la literatura infantil. [Language development and cultural awareness through children's literature] Journal of the National Association for Bilingual Education, 1, 1, 65-71, May 76. ERIC # EJ136628, from &ERICExtSearch_SearchValue_0=EJ136628&ERICExtSearch_SearchType_0=no&accno=EJ &ERICExtSearch_SearchValue_0=EJ136628&ERICExtSearch_SearchType_0=no&accno=EJ  Ada, A. F. (1992). Biliteracy for personal growth and social participation. In Pérez,B., & Torres- Guzmán, M. (Ed.), Learning in two worlds: An integrated Spanish/English biliteracy approach. New York: Longman, xi-xiii.  Anderson, L. (2001). Critics say bilingual education programs put students at disadvantage. Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service.  Baker, C. (2006). Education for bilingualism and biliteracy. In Foundations of bilingual education and Bilingualism (11, pp ).  Collier, V. (1989). A Synthesis of studies examining long-term language minority student data on academic achievement. From gual+classes+collier+v gual+classes+collier+v+1989  Cummins, J. (1986) Empowering minority students: A framework for intervention. Harvard Education Review (56, pp 18-36)  Cummins, J. (1992). Bilingual education and English immersion: The Ramirez report in theoretical perspective. Bilingual Research Journal,16: 1&2,  Cummins, J. ( ) Biliteracy, empowerment, and transformative pedagogy. From: I Teach I Learn

References Continued  Dworin, J.E. (2003). Insights into biliteracy development: Toward a bidirectional theory of bilingual pedagogy. Journal of Hispanic Higher Education, Vol. 2, No. 2,  Ernst-Slavit, G., & Mulhern, M. (2003) Bilingual books: Promoting literacy and biliteracy in the second-language and mainstream classroom. From Reading Online  Freeman, Y.S., Freeman, D.E., & Mercuri, S. P. (2005) Dual Language essentials for teachers and administrators. From Heinemann College  Goldenberg, C. ( Summer 2008). Teaching English language learners: What the research does-and does not- say. American Educator,  Griego-Jones, T. (1994). Assessing student’s perceptions of biliteracy in two way bilingual classroom. The Journal of Educational Issues of Language Minority Students, v. 13,  Hornbergen, N.H. (2002). Multilingual language policies and the continua of biliteracy: An ecological approach. Language Policy, v1 n1.  Milk, R., Mercado, C., & Sapiens, A. (1992). Re-thinking the education of teachers of language minority children: developing reflective teachers for changing schools. NCBE Focus: Occasional Papers in Bilingual Education, Number 6.  Morales-Nadal, M. ( ) “Literature and the language minority child: A multicultural perspective.” In Ambert, A. (Ed.), Bilingual Education and English as a Second Language: A Research Handbook. Publisher: Garland Pub., 1991.

References Continued  Moran, R.F. (1987). Bilingual education as a status conflict. California Law Review, Vol. 75, No. 1, Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Issue,  Ruiz, R. (1984). Orientations in language Planning. NABE: The Journal for the National Association for Bilingual Education, v8 n2 p15-34 Win ERIC # EJ307292, from ExtSearch_SearchValue_0=EJ307292&ERICExtSearch_SearchType_0=no&accno=EJ  Rothstein, R. (1998). Bilingual education: The controversy. Phi Delta Kappan, Vol. 79.  Thomas, W. P., Collier, V. P. (1997). School effectiveness for language minority students. NCBE Resource Collection Series, No. 9. December, ERIC # ED436087, from ExtSearch_SearchValue_0=ED436087&ERICExtSearch_SearchType_0=no&accno=ED ExtSearch_SearchValue_0=ED436087&ERICExtSearch_SearchType_0=no&accno=ED  Upczak Garcia, A. (2008 a). Bilingual identities for ELLs: How to work with culturally and linguistically diverse learners. From:  Upczak Garcia, A. (2008 b). Creating space to be bilingual: Why separate language environments may not be the answer. From:  Valdes, G. (1997). Dual-language immersion programs: A cautionary note concerning the education of language- minority students. Harvard Educational Review, vol. 67, n 3,  Williams, M. (2009). U.S. Bilingual education controversy continues: Teach ESL students in native languages or through English immersion? From:  Zehler, A. (1994). Working with English language Learners: Strategies for elementary and middle school teachers. NCBE Program Information Guide Series, Number 19.