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The Need for Bilingual Education: Estimates from the 1980 Census

Dorothy Waggoner
Pages 1-14 | Published online: 12 May 2013

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Donna M. Johnson & Joanne L. Binkley. (1987) Management and Organizational Structure in University Bilingual Education Programs: A National Survey of Title VII. NABE Journal 11:2, pages 95-115.
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David P. Dolson. (1985) Bilingualism and Scholastic Performance: The Literature Revisited. NABE Journal 10:1, pages 1-35.
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Dorothy Waggoner & J. Michael O’Malley. (1985) Teachers of Limited English Proficient Children in the United States. NABE Journal 9:3, pages 25-42.
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