Objectives Due to the fast growing population of Chinese immigrants in the Western
countries, parenting in Chinese immigrant families has gained increasing attention in …

Although many recognize that families shape the likelihood of getting into college, few
examine variation in families' involvement during college or its implications for sustaining …

In most English-speaking countries, the children of Asian immigrants have better academic
outcomes than other children, yet the underlying causes of their advantages are unclear …

A wealth of research has shown that early math skills predict children's learning outcomes in
elementary school as well as high school. 1 Concerningly, disparities in children's early …

The US student population is increasingly comprised of racial/ethnic minority and immigrant
students. Drawing on national-level data, we document the gaps in educational …

Much of the literature examining social class differences in parental involvement has drawn
on Bourdieu's theory of cultural reproduction, but the applicability of this model to immigrant …

Studies of inequality in higher education on both undergraduate and graduate levels have
rarely examined experiences of Asians and Pacific Islanders (APIs). In this study, we focus …

With recent increases in international migration, some political and academic narratives
argue for limiting migration because of possible negative effects on the host country. Among …

Immigrant educational selectivity—immigrant parents' educational attainment relative to their
peers who did not migrate—is associated with better schooling outcomes for children at later …

Ms. Martin, a general education kindergarten teacher, has several students with
individualized education programs (IEPs) who are behind in math. Although she works hard …