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EDBI 5305: Online or On Campus: EDBI 5305 (Trevino, Estrada, White)

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How to find Peer Reviewed Journal articles

Search for an E-Book. Warning some are physical books.

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NOTE: Due to the nature of cataloging records, some results could include physical books.

Databases Recommended for this Assignment: I tried all of these for montagnards or hmongs*

 

Keywords:

reading response - personal experience - language presentation - bilingual education - geography - demographics - economics - history - refugees - displaced persons - native - indigenous - specific language structure - orthography - phonology - morphology - syntax - pragmatics - teaching strategies - culture - case study - interview - consent form - non-spoken language - difference in language acquisition - acclamation into society - bilingualism - language development - language use - tribe - different generations different problems - non verbal communication - migration

 

Notes: Diane's chosen example people group: Montagnards, Hmongs, Degar, ... Degar Foundation site states: "The Degar population once numbered over 3 million during French colonialism. Today our race has dwindled to only a few hundred thousand survivors. The remaining tribes are Bahnar, Jarai, Rhade, Koho, Sedang, Bru, Pacoh, Katu, Jeh, Cua, Halang, Hre, Rongao, Monom, Roglai, Cru, Mnong, Lat, Sre, Nop, Maa, Stieng, etc. There are more than forty distinct and recognizable aboriginal groups that inhabit Central Vietnam. Their languages are derived from the Malayo-Polynesian and Mon-Khmer families." Another source- Sino-Tibetan.

Search terms might be:

read* or language* or dialect* or bilingual* or geography or demographic* or economic* or history or refugee* or displace* or prejudic* or  native* or indigenous or language structure* or orthograph* or phon* or morpholog* or syntax* or pragmatic* or teach* or  strateg* or culture* or case stud* or interview* or belie* or non spoken or  difference* or  acclim*  or language development or language use or problem* or non verbal or communicat* or language acqui* or writ*

AND

Montagnard* or Hmong*