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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"SIFE"”.

  1. Finding Our Way: Female Students at Oakland International High School

    … are unaccompanied minors, and 47% are considered SIFE (students with interrupted formal education). However, one of the most outwardly noticeable things on the school’s campus is the overwhelming majority of male students. Females make up just 39% of the school’s total population, and thus have an …

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  2. A qualitative meta-analysis of the impact translanguaging as a pedagogical possibility has on the learning experiences of adolescent newcomer emergent bilinguals in the United States

    … with students with interrupted formal education (SIFE) and late entrant students that had been out of school. The lack of literacy skills made it more difficult to engage with the content, even with translanguaging spaces and multimodal exposures to the content. These students also use …

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  3. Investigation of High-Efficiency Radial and Tapered Brushless PM Machines

    … with the conventional lamination material (SiFe) and the soft magnetic composite (SMC) material using identical stator sizes in a flat axial field machine topology. Next a tapered PM machine was studied due to its manufacturing advantages, it had the following specifications: 2-kW, 12-slot, …

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  4. Being seen and heard: exploring the classroom participation and literacy practices of three Guatemalan students in their first year of U.S. schooling

    This dissertation examines the ways in which three Guatemalan students, in their first year of schooling in the U.S., engaged in written and oral classroom literacy practices in their all-English social studies class. This dissertation also explores the instructional practices that created the …

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