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Area of Science:

  • Educational Equity
  • Sociolinguistics
  • Immigrant Student Studies

Background:

  • English learner (EL) students face unique challenges in academic settings.
  • Reclassification is a critical milestone for EL students, signifying proficiency.
  • Existing research indicates potential disparities among different student demographics.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate ethnic disparities in reclassification outcomes between Chinese and Latinx English learner (EL) students.
  • To identify the mechanisms driving these observed differences in reclassification.
  • To examine the role of individual, social, and systemic factors in EL reclassification.

Main Methods:

  • Mixed-methods approach combining discrete-time hazard modeling of longitudinal administrative data.
  • Analysis of in-depth interviews with experienced English learner (EL) educators and administrators.
  • Comparative analysis of reclassification patterns across ethnic groups (Chinese vs. Latinx EL students).

Main Results:

  • Significant and persistent ethnic differences in reclassification outcomes were observed across all grade levels.
  • Individual background characteristics, social capital, and school/instructional contexts were found to influence reclassification.
  • Evidence suggests that racial and ethnic biases may impede the reclassification process, particularly for Latinx EL students.

Conclusions:

  • Reclassification outcomes for English learner (EL) students are not uniform and are influenced by ethnicity.
  • Systemic factors, including potential racial and ethnic biases, play a crucial role in perpetuating these disparities.
  • Interventions addressing bias and supporting Latinx EL students are necessary to promote equitable reclassification.