Elizabeth Howard
Associate Professor/Ed Curriculum and Instruction
Storrs Mansfield
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Scholarly Contributions
127 Scholarly Contributions
“Dogs Rule!” The influence of prompts and sources on the argumentative writing of 4th grade Latino students.
2018
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Exploring emergent bilinguals’ global and academic language focused English argument writing outcomes.
2018
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Understanding the Social Networks of Kindergarten Students in a Spanish-English Two-Way Immersion Classroom in Costa Rica
2018
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Becoming biliterate: Spanish and English literacy growth trajectories of dual language students in the U.S.
2018
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Using Cross-Linguistic Pedagogies to Promote Attainment of the Three Core Goals of Dual Language Education
2018
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Home language differences in the English and Spanish reading development of two-way immersion students
2018
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Exploring Appraisal Resources in 4th Grade English Learners’ Persuasive Writing to Inform Instruction
2018
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Transformación: The Power of Networking to Foster Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Schools.
2019
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Embracing the new mainstream through linguistically and culturally responsive schooling
2019
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Examining discourse-level writing outcomes for fourth-grade Latinx EBs with varying English and writing proficiencies
2019
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Teaching in Tandem: Coordinating instruction across languages in a dual language program
2019
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A study of dual language schools: Hear what makes us unique and give us feedback
2019
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Strengthening Co-Teaching Relationships to Improve Dual Language Outcomes
2020
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A Study of Dual Language Schools in Albuquerque, NM: A Theory of Change Logic Model.
2020
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