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Research in Practice

How Proposition 227 Influences the Language Dynamics of a First- and Second-Grade Mathematics Lesson

Pages 179-198 | Published online: 22 Nov 2010
 

Abstract

This small scale study of a first/second-grade English language development classroom describes the influence of Proposition 227 on the language practices and appropriation of content knowledge among limited English proficient (LEP) students and their bilingual teacher. Interviews and fieldnotes from the math lesson conducted in English only were the sources of data used for the analysis and findings. How the school districts' implementation of Proposition 227, which reduced native language instruction to only 20% of the school day, influenced the teacher and her students on both an ideological and practical level are described.

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