Voices from the
Classroom: A Statewide Survey of Experience Third-Grade English
Language Learner Teachers on the Impact of Language and
High-Stakes Testing Policies in Arizona.
Linguistic Minority Research Institute, May 5-6,
2006, Irvine, CA
NCLB Testing Requirements
and Newcomer Southeast Asian Students: High Expectations or
Unreasonable Mandate? 2006 National
Conference, National Association for Asian and Pacific American
Education & National Association for the Education and
Advancement of Cambodian, Laotian, and Vietnamese Americans.
April 28-29, 2006, Washington DC
oPowerPoint Slides
Are ELLs “Soaring
Academically” in Arizona? An Analysis of State Elementary
Achievement and Accountability Data.
American Education Research Association. April 7-11, 2006. San
Francisco, CA
vLife after Unz: How
Effective is English-only education in the age of NCLB and
Accountability? (Featured Speaker, with Dr. Terrence G.
Wiley). California Association for Bilingual Education, March
1-4, 2006. San Jose, CA
vAre ELLs “Soaring
Academically” in Arizona? An Analysis of State Elementary
Achievement and Accountability Data. (With Chang Pu). National
Association for Bilingual Education, January 18-21, 2006.
Phoenix, AZ.
vLeaving ELLs Behind in
Arizona: New Evidence of the Failure of English-only Instruction
and High-Stakes Testing to Improve Education. Faculty Research
Forum, Division of Bicultural-Bilingual Studies, UTSA, December
6, 2005
vLeaving ELLs Behind in
Arizona: An Analysis of State Policy and Practice.
American Education Research Association, April 13, 2005,
Montreal, Canada
vCatering to Schools or the
Needs of Children? Misappropriations of Accommodations in the
NCLB era (with Terrence G. Wiley). American Education
Research Association, April 15, 2005, Montreal, Canada.
vEnglish Language Learners,
Proposition 203, and Testing in Arizona (Poster). Teachers of
English to Speakers of Other Languages, March 31, 2005, San
Antonio, TX
vChallenges and Prospects for
Promoting Cambodian (Khmer) in the USA.5th International
Symposium on Bilingualism, March 22, 2005, Barcelona, Spain.
vBeyond the AZ Learns Labels
& Statewide Survey of AZ 3rd grade ELL Teachers
(with Chang Pu and Daniel Choi), Arizona Language Minority
Rights Roundtable, January 29, 2005, Tempe, AZ
vThe Intersection of Language
and Assessment Policies for English Language Learners in
Arizona. National Association for Bilingual Education, January
21, 2005, San Antonio, TX
vThe Political Spectacle of
Arizona’s Proposition 203. National Association for Bilingual
Education, January 20, 2005, San Antonio, TX
Guest Lectures
vRoyal University of Phnom
Penh, June 2005.
oApplied Linguistics and the
Education of Language Minority Students in the U.S.
oThe Importance of Reading in
Second Language Acquisition – Research and Strategies
vNorton University (Phnom
Penh, Cambodia), June 2005
oStrategies for Increasing
Interaction in the EFL Classroom
vPannasatra University of
Cambodia, June - July 2005
oAmerican Corner – Resources
to Support EFL Literacy Development and Instruction
oDebates over Grammar and
Vocabulary Instruction in the U.S. – Implications for Cambodia
oCooperative Learning
Structures
oStrategies for Interaction
in the EFL Classroom
vNew World Institute (Phnom
Penh, Cambodia) – July 2005
oClassroom Management and
Interactive Strategies for the EFL Classroom