English learner students with disabilities have more socioeconomic disadvantages than other students with disabilities but similar functional performance¶
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q3 i? ELSWDs have more socioeconomic disadvantages than other students with disabilities, but similar functional performance. → Albert Y. Liu 2017
Evidence¶
Albert Y. Liu 2017¶
Albert Y. Liu, Stephen Lipscomb, Alexander Johann. (2017). The Characteristics and Experiences of English Learner Students with Disabilities in Secondary School: Evidence from the National Longitudinal Transition Study 2012. Princeton, NJ: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/wp-the-characteristics-and-experiences-of-english-learner-students-with-disabilities-in-secondary
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Descriptive comparison of English learner students with disabilities and other students with disabilities on measures linked to postschool outcomes using the National Longitudinal Transition Study 2012. The study reports ELSWDs have "more socioeconomic disadvantages than other SWDs, but similar functional performance."
"ELSWDs have more socioeconomic disadvantages than other SWDs, but similar functional performance."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- English learner students with disabilities are less likely than other students with disabilities to receive extra time on schoolwork but attend transition-planning meetings at a comparable rate, are suspended less, and have parents with higher expectations — related
- English learner students with disabilities are more likely to struggle academically and less likely to participate in activities than both other students with disabilities and other English learners — related
- English learner students with disabilities have backgrounds similar to other English learners but greater functional challenges — related
- Most differences between English learner students with disabilities and other students with disabilities diminish when background characteristics are held constant — related
- Youth with an IEP are more likely than their peers to be socioeconomically disadvantaged and to face problems with health, communication, and completing typical tasks independently — related
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English learner students with disabilities have more socioeconomic disadvantages than other students with disabilities but similar functional performance |
description |
English learner students with disabilities have more socioeconomic disadvantages than other students with disabilities but similar functional performance |
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2017 |
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2022 |
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