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1.	The inextricability of identity, participation, and math learning among Latino/a undergraduate students
2.	Exploring US Latino/a identities with/in high school literature textbooks
3.	At the gateway to higher education: Tracing Latino/a pathways toward first-year composition
4.	Getting college ready: Race, class, and access for Latino/a students at a predominantly White university
5.	Critical Race Methodologies in the First-Year Writing Classroom: Creating Agency and Improving Student Engagement to Address the Marginalization of Latino/a Student
6.	Developing civic-mindedness in Colorado high school Latino/a students
7.	The nature of middle-class Latino/a students' cultural capital in a fifth-grade classroom's reading and writing activities
8.	Institutional effectiveness in promoting undergraduates' commitment to civic values: Catholic higher education and Latino/a students
9.	Pedagogy for Latino/a Newcomer Students: A Study of Four Secondary Social Studies Teachers in New York City Urban Newcomer Schools
10.	Connected mathematics learning and gender equity in predominately Latino/a high schools: Case of spatial reasoning
11.	Achievement and motivation of Latino/a high school students in the Southwest
12.	A study of Latino/a parents participating in the Bright Futures college preparation program and their perceived role in the college choice process
13.	Taking a leap to close the gap: Early academic success of low-income Latino/a children facing multiple risks
14.	Labeled 'learning disabled': Life in and out of school for urban Black and/or Latino/a youth from working-class backgrounds
15.	Using borderlands literature to increase interest in literacy in the heritage language: Teacher research with Latino/a teenage students
16.	El Poder / The Power: Latino/a Literature Inclusion in the Florida High School Language Arts Classroom as a Contributing Deterrent to the Latino/a Dropout Rate
17.	The Effect of a College Preparation Program on the Self-efficacy of First-generation, Latino/a, High School Student
18.	Moving Forward: An Exploration of First-Generation Latino/a College Students' Experiences in Higher Educatio
19.	Individual, family, and institutional factors that propel Latino/a students beyond high school
20.	Factors motivating Latino college students to pursue STEM degrees on CSU campuses in the southern San Joaquin Valley
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