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Reclassification patterns among Latino English learner students in bilingual, dual immersion, and English immersion classrooms
IM Umansky, SF Reardon
American Educational Research Journal 51 (5), 879-912, 2014
4962014
Leveled and exclusionary tracking: English learners’ access to academic content in middle school
IM Umansky
American Educational Research Journal 53 (6), 1792-1833, 2016
1972016
To be or not to be EL: An examination of the impact of classifying students as English learners
IM Umansky
Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis 38 (4), 714-737, 2016
1632016
Improving teaching and learning through effective incentives: What can we learn from education reforms in Latin America?
E Vegas, I Umansky
Washington, DC, 2005
1612005
Using an ever–English learner framework to examine disproportionality in special education
IM Umansky, KD Thompson, G Díaz
Exceptional Children 84 (1), 76-96, 2017
1192017
Research and policy considerations for English learner equity
JP Robinson-Cimpian, KD Thompson, IM Umansky
Policy Insights from the Behavioral and Brain Sciences 3 (1), 129-137, 2016
952016
A literature review of teacher quality and incentives
I Umansky
Incentives to Improve Teaching 21, 2005
682005
Understanding and Supporting the Educational Needs of Recently Arrived Immigrant English Learner Students: Lessons for State and Local Education Agencies.
I Umansky, M Hopkins, DB Dabach, L Porter, K Thompson, D Pompa
Council of Chief State School Officers, 2018
542018
Inside decentralization: How three Central American school-based management reforms affect student learning through teacher incentives
I Umansky, E Vegas
The World Bank Research Observer 22 (2), 197-215, 2007
502007
The promise of two-language education
IM Umansky, RA Valentino, SF Reardon
Educational Leadership 73 (5), 10-17, 2016
492016
Mejorar la enseñanza y el aprendizaje por medio de incentivos:¿ Qué lecciones nos entregan las reformas educativas de América Latina?
E Vegas, I Umansky
Banco Mundial, 2005
432005
Improving the Opportunities and Outcomes of California's Students Learning English: Findings from School District-University Collaborative Partnerships. Policy Brief 15-1.
IM Umansky, SF Reardon, K Hakuta, KD Thompson, P Estrada, K Hayes, ...
Policy Analysis for California Education, PACE, 2015
402015
English learner labeling: How English learner classification in kindergarten shapes teacher perceptions of student skills and the moderating role of bilingual instructional …
IM Umansky, H Dumont
American Educational Research Journal 58 (5), 993-1031, 2021
322021
English learner labeling: How English learner status shapes teacher perceptions of student skills & the moderating role of bilingual instructional settings
I Umansky, H Dumont
American Educational Research Journal 58 (5), 993-1031, 2019
292019
According to plan? Examining the intended and unintended treatment effects of EL classification in early elementary and the transition to middle school
IM Umansky
Journal of Research on Educational Effectiveness 11 (4), 588-621, 2018
292018
State English Learner Education Policy: A Conceptual Framework to Guide Comprehensive Policy Action.
IM Umansky, L Porter
Education Policy Analysis Archives 28 (17), n17, 2020
272020
Making the invisible visible: Identifying and interrogating ethnic differences in English learner reclassification
IM Umansky, RM Callahan, JC Lee
American Journal of Education 126 (3), 335-388, 2020
262020
The Promise of Bilingual and Dual Immersion Education. CEPA Working Paper No. 15-11.
IM Umansky, RA Valentino, SF Reardon
Stanford Center for Education Policy Analysis, 2015
242015
Ideals and realities: An examination of the factors shaping newcomer programming in six US school districts
IM Umansky, M Hopkins, DB Dabach
Leadership and Policy in Schools 19 (1), 36-59, 2020
232020
Mejorar la enseñanza y el aprendizaje por medio de incentivos.¿
E Vegas, I Umansky
Qué lecciones nos entregan las reformas educativas de América Latina, 2005
232005
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