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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Latino Immigrant Parents"”.

  1. PARENTING CHALLENGES AND RESILIENCIES OF LATINO IMMIGRANT PARENTS

    <p>Latinos are the fastest growing ethnic group in the United States. Thirty five percent of Latinos who are currently children will be contributing taxpayers and will be having a great influence on the future economy. Immigrant Latino parents must overcome significant challenges to ensure their …

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  2. Latino Immigrant Parents of English Language Learner Students, School Involvement and the Participation Breach

    … this study was the minimal school involvement by Latino immigrant parents due to the hegemonic practices, cultural misunderstandings and deficit-thinking models adopted by school personnel. The purpose of this Participatory Action Research (PAR) was to investigate the perceptions and benefits of …

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  3. Art Making To Reduce Stress in First-Generation and Second-Generation Hispanic Immigrant Parents

    … self identified as first-or second-generation Latino immigrants in the United States. The participants participated in a one-time group session that comprised of a face-to-face art therapy session, which lasted about 45-60 minutes. Participants stress levels; acculturation and sense of …

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  4. Separated by Removal: Impact of Parental Deportation on U.S. Citizen Children’s Post-Secondary Educational Goals

    … status home, how does the removal of one or both parents impact a U.S. citizen child’s aspirations to pursue a post-secondary education? Additionally, the following sub-questions are addressed: 1) How does forced separation affect the socio-emotional development of the adolescent with regard to …

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