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Maria Teresa de la Piedra
Maria Teresa de la Piedra
Professor of Bilingual Education, University of Texas at El Paso
Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei utep.edu
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Meaning making and translanguaging in a two-way dual-language program on the US-Mexico border
A Esquinca, B Araujo, MT De la Piedra
Bilingual Research Journal 37 (2), 164-181, 2014
1472014
Adolescent worlds and literacy practices on the United States‐Mexico border
MT De la Piedra
Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy 53 (7), 575-584, 2010
832010
Literacies and Quechua oral language: Connecting sociocultural worlds and linguistic resources for biliteracy development
MT De la Piedra
Journal of Early Childhood Literacy 6 (3), 383-406, 2006
612006
Collaborative literacy in a Mexican immigrant household: The role of sibling mediators in the socialization of pre-school learners
M De la Piedra, HD Romo
Bilingual Education and Bilingualism, 44-61, 2003
612003
Transfronterizo literacies and content in a dual language classroom
MT De la Piedra, B Araujo
International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 15 (6), 705-721, 2012
572012
The literacy practices of transfronterizos in a multilingual world
MT De La Piedra, JC Guerra
International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 15 (6), 627-634, 2012
542012
Educating across borders: The case of a dual language program on the US-Mexico border
MT De la Piedra, B Araujo, A Esquinca
University of Arizona Press, 2018
522018
Literacies crossing borders: transfronterizo literacy practices of students in a dual language program on the USA–Mexico border
MT De la Piedra, BE Araujo
Language and Intercultural Communication 12 (3), 214-229, 2012
46*2012
Hybrid literacies: The case of a Quechua community in the Andes
MT De La Piedra
Anthropology & Education Quarterly 40 (2), 110-128, 2009
462009
‘Tanto necesitamos de aquí como necesitamos de allá’: leer juntas among Mexican transnational mothers and daughters
MT De la Piedra
Language and Education 25 (1), 65-78, 2011
342011
Religious and self-generated Quechua literacy practices in the Peruvian Andes
MT de la Piedra
International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 13 (1), 99-113, 2010
292010
Violence on the US–Mexico border and the capital students use in response
B Araujo, MT de la Piedra
International journal of qualitative studies in education 26 (3), 263-278, 2013
202013
" Consejo" as a Literacy Event: A Case Study of a Border Mexican Woman
MT De La Piedra
Language Arts 90 (5), 339-350, 2013
192013
Creating Links," Atando Cabitos:" Connecting Parents, Communities, and Future Teachers on the US/Mexico Border.
MT De la Piedra, JH Munter, H Girón
School Community Journal 16 (1), 57-80, 2006
182006
Oralidad y escritura: el rol de los intermediarios de literacidad en una comunidad quechua-hablante de los Andes peruanos
T De la Piedra
Escritura y sociedad. Nuevas perspectivas teóricas y etnográficas, 367-388, 2004
182004
Ideologies of language among ELLs on the US-Mexico border: the case of a transitional bilingual programme
L Herrera-Rocha, MT De la Piedra
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 40 (8), 665-678, 2019
172019
Counter-storytelling through service-learning: Future teachers of immigrant students in Texas and California re-tell the “Self” and the “Other”
D Blum
International Journal of Progressive Education 6 (2), 6-26, 2010
172010
Hegemonic language practices in engineering design and dual language education
A Esquinca, MT de la Piedra, L Herrera-Rocha
Association of Mexican American Educators Journal 12 (2), 44-68, 2018
112018
Engineering design in dual language: How teachers leveraged biliteracy practices to add engineering disciplinary literacy practices
A Esquinca, MT de la Piedra, L Herrera-Rocha
Bilingual Research Journal 44 (3), 298-317, 2021
72021
Making connections: Bilingual pre-service teacher’s service-learning with Spanish-speaking parents living in the US/Mexico border
MT De la Piedra
TABE Journal 9 (2), 98-114, 2007
62007
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