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The language of African-Caribbean success

The language of African-Caribbean success
The language of African-Caribbean success
Jasmine Rhamie and Dr Susan Hallam, from the Institute of Education, University of London, report early findings from their research. It suggests that since home and community factors contribute to African-Caribbean pupils' achievement, there is a greater need for schools to work together with the home and community to encourage academic success.
African Caribbean success, academic achiement
Rhamie, Jasmine
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Hallam, Susan
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Education Publishing Company
Rhamie, Jasmine
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Hallam, Susan
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Rhamie, Jasmine and Hallam, Susan , Education Publishing Company (2003) The language of African-Caribbean success. Literacy Today, (35).

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Abstract

Jasmine Rhamie and Dr Susan Hallam, from the Institute of Education, University of London, report early findings from their research. It suggests that since home and community factors contribute to African-Caribbean pupils' achievement, there is a greater need for schools to work together with the home and community to encourage academic success.

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Published date: 22 June 2003
Keywords: African Caribbean success, academic achiement

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Local EPrints ID: 25080
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/25080
PURE UUID: 1711200f-33a9-4c39-b205-9b4221268e46

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Date deposited: 03 Apr 2006
Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 14:54

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Author: Jasmine Rhamie
Author: Susan Hallam
Corporate Author: Education Publishing Company

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