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Multilingual Language and Literacy Research in Communities

#TacoLiteracy Across the USA

Posted on February 29, 2016 by stevenpaulalvarez

Houston television station, with some supportive comments from a clear taco master.

Here’s another:

And this one, “so-called taco literacy class”:

 

 

 

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  • Lucha en Kentucky
  • Publications
  • About
  • Interpreting Identities: The Mexington Ethnography Project
    • Initial Observations and Project Overview
    • Brokering Cultures: Three Profiles at the Mexington Library
    • Presenting Professionalism: Organizational Artifacts and the Analysis of Space at a Multi-Cultural After-School Program
    • Images of DREAMers: Visual Rhetoric
  • Becoming Pocho: Critical Autoethnography and the Reflexive Study of Rhetorics, Literacies, and Languages
    • Argument
    • Study Context
    • Framework
    • Interviews
    • Findings
    • Conclusion
  • Brokering Community: After-School Homework Programs Meeting Service Learning and Bilingual Community Needs
    • New York City
    • Mexington, Kentucky
      • Research Question
      • Background
      • Literature Review
      • Research Questions
      • Analysis
      • Evidence
      • Findings
  • Bibliography
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