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How to adress and increase the educational outcomes of immigrant/refugee students?
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  • Jan 2022
It is shocking that we let immigrant/refugee children in our countries and then do not pro-actively adress the widely-known challenge they may face: low avademic achievement thats leads to drop out from school that leads to unemployment. Please provide your valuable suggestion on how to solve this. Thank you.
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What are the linguistic obstacles faced by the teachers integrating immigrant students?
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  • Mar 2023
Integration of immigrant students
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Can game design support learning outcomes of immigrant/refugee students?
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  • Feb 2022
Please be free to brainstorm about this topic. The game industry is booming but there is a gap.
Very few games were designed and evaluated for supporting the learning process of students, especially of those with other linguistic and cultural backgrounds. Gaming among children is a way of communicating inclusion and we should respond to that. We can design games with cultural and inclusive elements and portrait the diversity by digital representations.
If you are interested in co-writing an article to provide a guide to the game industry and/or fund a project like this, email me. Kind regards.
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What are the characteristics of immigrant students in a global social context and an specific issue Galician?
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  • Jun 2019
The European educational system is influenced by the processes of globalization, migratory movements 1 and school environments with strong ethnic or cultural pluralism.2 The integration of immigrant students differs in each country of the community.3 The search for an effective strategy reduces. The school gap is the subject of several educational investigations at present.4
In Spain, immigrant students are characterized as a homogeneous collective, 5 applying equal solutions to all, 6 without being able to promote their socio-educational and intercultural inclusion.7 The programs do not consider family involvement, school performance and the evolutionary stage of the minor.8 However, the need for an inclusive school is recognized.9
In Galicia, the growth of immigrant students is not significant,10 although it exerts influence in different environments. In this context, a pedagogical intervention of the school in parallel with the community and families is feasible.11
An educational response that supports a multicultural society12 can be implemented with the help of technological supports, specifically personalized virtual systems.13 Technology is made available to immigrant teachers and students to favor an education more committed to equity in the public sphere.14
References
  1. Coin, Francesca. “Does Enactive Teaching Improve Inclusion of Immigrant Pupils? A Research in Northern Italy’s Schools.” SAGE Open, Apr. 2017, doi:10.1177/2158244017706403.
  2. Spörlein C, Schlueter E (2018) How education systems shape cross-national ethnic inequality in math competence scores: Moving beyond mean differences. PLoS ONE 2018 13(3): e0193738. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0193738
  3. Santos Rego, M.A., Crespo, J., Lorenzo, M. y Godás, A. Escuelas e inmigración en España: ¿es inevitable la segregación? Cultura y Educación, 24(2), 2012 129-256.
  4. Lorenzo Moledo, M., Santos Rego, M.A. y Samartino López, E. Los nuevos aprendices del gallego. Articulando materiales para el empoderamiento lingüístico y la inclusión educativa en red: Segundas Lenguas e Inmigración en red, 2010 4, 106-123.
  5. Etxeberria Félix, J.G., Murua, H. y Arrieta, E. Acogida del alumnado inmigrante recién llegado en la escuela inclusiva. El caso de Cataluña, País Vasco y Francia. Universidad País Vasco. RES, Revista de Educación Social, 2018 27.
  6. Priegue Caamaño, D. Familia, educación e inmigración. Un programa de intervención pedagógica. Tesis doctoral Universidade de Santiago de Compostela 2013
  7. Arroyo, Mª. J. “Las aulas y programas de inmersión lingüística para alumnado extranjero en España ” en Segundas Lenguas e Inmigración en red , 2011 5 pp. 114-139.
  8. Lorenzo Moledo, M., Santos Rego, M. y Godás Otero A. Inmigración y educación. ¿influye el nivel educativo de los padres en el rendimiento académico de los hijos?. Teoría de la Educación. Revista Interuniversitaria, 2013 24(2), 129-148. doi:10.14201/ted.10358.
  9. Valero, D. y Plaja Viñas, T. Educación Inclusiva del Alumnado Inmigrante: Lecciones desde Estados Unidos, Canadá y Australia. Multidisciplinary Journal of Educational Research, 2017 7(3), 316- 338. doi:10.17583/remie.2017.2946
  10. Etxeberria Balerdi, Felix, Murua Cartón, Hilario, Arrieta, Elisabet, Garmendia Larrañaga, Joxe, Etxeberria Murgiondo, Juan, Prejuicios, inmigración y educación. Actitudes del alumnado de secundaria. Revista Interuniversitaria de Formación del Profesorado [en linea] 2012, 26 (Diciembre-Sin mes): [Fecha de consulta: 24 de abril de 2019] Disponible en:<http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=27426891007> ISSN 0213-8646
  11. Priegue Caamaño, Diana Familia, educación e inmigración. Un programa de intervención pedagógica Tesis doctoral dirigida por Miguel Anxo Santos Rego (dir. tes.) , María del Mar Lorenzo Moledo (codir. tes.) . Universidade de Santiago de Compostela 2008.
  12. Santos Rego, M.A. (2013). El profesor ante el horizonte de un sociedad cosmopolita. En M.A. Santos Rego, M.A. (Ed.), Cosmopolitismo y educación. Aprender y trabajar en un mundo sin fronteras 2016 pp. 193-206. Valencia: Editorial Brief.
  13. Priegue Caamaño, D. (2009). Soporte tecnológico y gestión educativa de la inmigración. Teoría de la Educación. Educación y Cultura en la Sociedad de la Información, 2009 10 (2), 289-309.
  14. Cacheiro González, Mª Luz Educación y tecnología: estrategias didácticas para la integración de las TIC. Editorial UNED,Madrid 2018.
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What are the characteristics of immigrant students in a global social context and an specific issue Galician?
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  • Jun 2019
The school programs need to consider the family involvement, school performance and the evolutionary stage of the child within the framework of an inclusive school. As well as, the need for an effective intervention strategy aimed at closing gaps in immigrant students. And, how Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) constitute an enormous potential in the educational field and in the generation of technological resources as support in a multicultural society.
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I m looking for a questionnaire about barriers in adult education, if possible from a research in immigrant adult students.
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  • Apr 2019
I m running a research about the barries that immigrants confront in adult education when participating in a teaching programme. If have any information please share it with me. Thank you in advance.
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Immigrant family engagement in public schools (Adolescents)
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  • Mar 2017
I am looking for research on adolescent immigrant students and their families' involvement in public education.
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With the onset of High Stakes Testing and the limited scope of what is being tested how has this affected the art of teaching?
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  • Jan 2015
Pedagogy is the art of teaching and I believe teaching is an art. Has the era of High Stakes Testing affected your teaching craft? Do you find you have had to change your pedagogic style? Is it possible to be truly creative within the confinement of modern day testing? 
Is this approach in assessment helping or hurting you style as a teacher and how has this impacted your students.
Please explain
Thank you
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Could an inclusive approach to education be an efficient strategy?
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  • Jul 2019
A more inclusive approach in education, can be an efficient strategy, as it views diversity as an asset rather than as a problem. The new technologies as a tool for the integration of the students constitute an enormous potential in the educational field and in the generation of technological resources that serve as support in a multicultural society. Inclusive approach in education with the support of technologies, can help both native and immigrant students.
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Is it possible doing quantitative or mixed method research?
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  • Sep 2016
Dear all,
I am an applied linguistics student. I am now doing for my research about immigrant workers motivation and their needs in learning English. Please help me. My participants are only 20 students because in this program, I am teaching them English. So Is it possible to do a quantitative or mixed method research even thought my participants are only 20? Why? And What kind of instruments that I can use? Please help me. Thank you
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