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The dominant narrative of multilingual students is deficit-based.

The dominant narrative of multilingual students is deficit-based.

Sep 29, 20251 min read

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The dominant narrative of multilingual students is deficit-based. Students who report having English as a second language can still be more fluent in English than any other language

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  • Brandt, 1998
  • Pederson, 2010

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  • School assessments tend to be designed to measure learning of the dominant majority
  • Student success depends on a sense of belonging.
  • Students with diverse cultural backgrounds often do not feel that copying or cheating is a problem

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