How Do Heritage Spanish Speakers' Experiences in the Spanish Classrooms Influence the Creation of their Identities in Terms of What They Associate with the Varieties of Spanish They Use in Class and in the Community?
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2013-05Author
Winkler, Chelsey
Gaitan, Samara
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Mehlos, Meghan
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The purpose of this study was to discover how heritage Spanish speakers' experiences in the Spanish classrooms influence the creation of their identities in terms of what they associate with the varieties of Spanish they use in class and in the community.
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Heritage language--Spanish
Spanish language learning--Classroom
Identity formation
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