In the course of their acculturation process, minority students need to negotiate the adaption
to the host society's culture and the maintenance of the culture of their country of origin. This …

Teachers have a pivotal role in the acculturation and adjustment of immigrant children.
Practices are an important but an insufficiently explored part of teachers' work in a …

This study investigated whether teacher expectations had significant effects on ethnic
minority students' second language and foreign language learning in senior high schools …

The research highlights the importance of immigrant parents assuming a leading and
mediating role in the processes of school adjustment and their children's educational …

ABSTRACT In Europe, Roma and immigrant students continue to experience great
inequities, as they face the probabilities of educational failure, segregation, and early school …

Despite existing educational inequalities, the literature provides hardly any empirically
validated insights into the school success pathways of migrants. One of the main challenges …

Acculturation refers to the process of change that occurs when people of different cultural
backgrounds are in enduring first-hand contact (Redfield et al., 1936). This process can …

Acculturation is a mutual process, meaning that members of minority as well as majority
groups acculturate and thus experience cultural and psychological changes when having …

This study investigates the impact of dual cultural backgrounds on student engagement in
school, specifically focusing on minority students in China who are adapting to a new …

Introduction School educators are likely to explain the poor educational trajectories of
students with Roma backgrounds related to the lack of parental support and interest in …