Mi lengua: Spanish as a Heritage Language in the United States, Research and Practice

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ForewordGuadalupe Valdes 1. Insights form Research and Practice in as a Heritage LanguageM. Cecilia Colombi and Ana Roca Part I as a Heritage LanguageTheoretical Considerations 2. Toward a Theory of Heritage Language AcquisitionSpanish in the United StatesAndrew Lynch 3. Profiles of SNS Students in the Twenty-First CenturyPedagogical Implications of the Changing Demographics and Social Status of U.S. HispanicsMaria M. Carreira 4. Un enfoque funcional para la ensenanza del ensayo expositivo'Revitalizacion o erradicacion de la variedad chicana?Ysaura Bernal-Enriquez and Eduardo Hernandez Chavez Part II Community and Classroom-Based Research StudiesImplications for Instruction K-16 6. Spanish in My BloodChildren's Language Development in Dual-Language Immersion ProgramsErnestina Pesina Hernandez, Hinako Takahashi-Breines, and Rebecca Blum-Martinez 7. Minority Perspectives on LanguageMexican and Mexican-American Adolescents' Attitudes toward and EnglishKaren Beckstead and Almeida Jacqueline Toribio 8. META: A Model for the Continued Acquisition of by Spanish/English Bilinguals in the United StatesRoberto Luis Carrasco and Florencia Riegelhaupt 9. La ensenanza del espanol a los hispanohablantes bilingues y su efecto en la produccion oralMarta Fairclough and N. Ariana Mrak 10. Academic Registers in in the U.S.A Study of Oral Texts Produced by Bilingual Speakers in a University Graduate ProgramMariana Achugar 11. !No me suena!Heritage Speakers' Writing StrategiesAna Maria Schwartz 12. Navegando a traves del registro formalCurso para hispanohablantes bilinguesRebeca Acevedo 13. Print EnvironmentsImplications for Heritage Language DevelopmentSandra Liliana Pucci Contributors Index

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