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Article: Asian American and Pacific Islanders Serving Institutions: The Motivations and Challenges behind Seeking a Federal Designation Posted on Posted on09/22/200910/16/2019By UCLA AAPI Nexus Asian American and Pacific Islanders Serving Institutions: The Motivations and Challenges behind Seeking a Federal Designation Volume 7:2, p.107 (2009) … Read MoreArticle: Asian American and Pacific Islanders Serving Institutions: The Motivations and Challenges behind Seeking a Federal Designation
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Article: Chinese Translated IEPs: Do They Do More Harm than Good? Posted on Posted on03/22/200910/23/2019By UCLA AAPI Nexus “Chinese Translated IEPs: Do They Do More Harm than Good?” Volume 7:1, p.131 (2009) by Lusa Lo and Joseph Wu … Read MoreArticle: Chinese Translated IEPs: Do They Do More Harm than Good?
Article: Learning from the Alternative Asian American Press: A Close Look at Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders in Education through Gidra Posted on Posted on03/22/200910/23/2019By UCLA AAPI Nexus “Learning from the Alternative Asian American Press: A Close Look at Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders in Education through Gidra” … Read MoreArticle: Learning from the Alternative Asian American Press: A Close Look at Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders in Education through Gidra
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Article: The Beliefs of Successful Asian American Pacific Islander Teachers: How Culture Is Embedded In Their Teaching Posted on Posted on03/22/200910/23/2019By UCLA AAPI Nexus “The Beliefs of Successful Asian American Pacific Islander Teachers: How Culture Is Embedded In Their Teaching” Volume 7:1, p.55 (2009) … Read MoreArticle: The Beliefs of Successful Asian American Pacific Islander Teachers: How Culture Is Embedded In Their Teaching
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