The Home/school gap/ produced by Radio Bilingue.

Program Title:

Series Title:

Immigrant children in public schools ; no. 4

PRA Archive #:

SZ0523.04

Description:

Series of programs which explore the challenges faced by immigrant children entering the public school system. Features panels of experts discussing isolation, conflicts and tensions. This program explores the friction between school--an English dominated environment--and the home environment of immigrant children.|THE HOME/SCHOOL GAP / produced by Radio Bilingue. SERIES: Immigrant children in public schools| no. 4 Series of programs which explore the challenges faced by immigrant children entering the public school system. Features panels of experts discussing isolation, conflicts and tensions. This program examines the friction between school--an English dominated environment--is at odds with the home environment of immigrant children. CONTENT: pt.1. English version (30 min.) -- pt.2. Spanish version (30 min.). BROADCAST: Satellite, 25 Nov. 1989.

pt.1. English version (30 min.) -- pt.2. Spanish version (30 min.)

Station:

Non Pacifica Programming

Date Recorded on:

Date Broadcast on:

Satellite, 30 Sept. 1989.

Item duration:

1 reel (60 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|60:00

Keywords:

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Immigrants -- Education -- United States.

Bilingual materials -- English/Spanish.

Education, Bilingual -- United States.

Child psychology.

Family -- Social aspects.

Home/school gap/ produced by Radio Bilingue.**The

Distributor:

Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1989.

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