Original paper
Linguistic isolation in the home and community: Protection or risk for young children?
Abstract
Studies of immigrant adaptation in the United States emphasize the importance of duration of residence, language use, location of schooling and other factors related to the migration process in determining outcomes for immigrants. Research also points to the variability of socioeconomic mobility among immigrants and their descendants across receiving contexts encountered in the United States. This paper extends this model to young children and...
Paper Details
Title
Linguistic isolation in the home and community: Protection or risk for young children?
Published Date
Jan 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
42
Issue
1
Pages
140 - 154
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