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Rojas-LeBouef, Ana; Slate, John R. – International Journal of Educational Leadership Preparation, 2012
This Collection contains three seminal modules by Authors Ana Rojas-LeBouef and John R. Slate, professors and researchers from Sam Houston State University in Texas. They are nationally recognized scholars in the area of the academic inequity between White and Non-White students. This paper is divided into three chapters. Chapter 1--The…
Descriptors: Achievement Gap, Academic Achievement, White Students, Limited English Speaking
Taningco, Maria Teresa V.; Pachon, Harry P. – Tomas Rivera Policy Institute, 2008
In the United States, traditionally underrepresented minority children have lower levels of academic achievement than their white counterparts. In the broadest perspective, this quantitative study seeks to help stakeholders and policymakers understand the factors responsible for Hispanic or Latino student achievement relative to that of comparison…
Descriptors: Ethnicity, Socioeconomic Influences, Mothers, Science Achievement
Garcia, Ruth Fran – 1992
This study examined the attitudes of fifth and sixth grade students from Chicago (Illinois) toward classroom climate in an effort to better understand factors that would encourage greater self-concept, higher achievement, and student and teacher behaviors. The study population included 185 fifth and sixth grade students attending the Philip…
Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Bilingual Education, Black Students, Economically Disadvantaged