
ERIC Number: EJ546044
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Publication Date: 1995
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Findings of The New York City Longitudinal Study: Hard Evidence on Bilingual and ESL Programs.
Mujica, Barbara
READ Perspectives, v2 n2 p7-35 Fall 1995
Reports on a study that evaluated the progress of limited-English-proficient students, focusing on the time required to exit LEP programs and on the reading and mathematics achievement of students who move on to monolingual English classes. Findings reveal that bilingual education is producing native-born Americans whose language skills are so lacking that they may never be able to join the mainstream. (29 references) (CK)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Bilingual Education, Educational Finance, Elementary Education, Elementary School Students, English (Second Language), Hispanic Americans, Limited English Speaking, Longitudinal Studies, Minority Groups, Outcomes of Education, Program Evaluation, Second Language Instruction, Spanish Speaking, Time Factors (Learning), Urban Education
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Language: English
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