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Megan Hopkins
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English learners and restrictive language policies
P Gándara, M Hopkins
New York, Columbia University, Teachers College, 102-117, 2010
6692010
English learners in STEM subjects: Transforming classrooms, schools, and lives
A Stephens, D Francis
National Academies Press, 2018
2802018
Infrastructure redesign and instructional reform in mathematics: Formal structure and teacher leadership
M Hopkins, JP Spillane, P Jakopovic, RM Heaton
The elementary school journal 114 (2), 200-224, 2013
1892013
Forbidden language: A brief history of US language policy
P Gándara, D Losen, D August, M Uriarte, MC Gómez, M Hopkins
Forbidden language: English learners and restrictive language policies, 20-33, 2010
1622010
Fully accounting for English learner performance: A key issue in ESEA reauthorization
M Hopkins, KD Thompson, R Linquanti, K Hakuta, D August
Educational Researcher 42 (2), 101-108, 2013
1582013
Intra-and interschool interactions about instruction: Exploring the conditions for social capital development
JP Spillane, M Hopkins, TM Sweet
American Journal of Education 122 (1), 71-110, 2015
1572015
Organizing for instruction in education systems and school organizations: how the subject matters
JP Spillane, M Hopkins
Journal of Curriculum Studies 45 (6), 721-747, 2013
1492013
School district educational infrastructure and change at scale: Teacher peer interactions and their beliefs about mathematics instruction
JP Spillane, M Hopkins, TM Sweet
American educational research journal 55 (3), 532-571, 2018
1442018
Organizing English learner instruction in new immigrant destinations: District infrastructure and subject-specific school practice
M Hopkins, R Lowenhaupt, TM Sweet
American Educational Research Journal 52 (3), 408-439, 2015
1362015
Educational infrastructure, professional learning, and changes in teachers’ instructional practices and beliefs
M Shirrell, M Hopkins, JP Spillane
Professional development in education 45 (4), 599-613, 2019
1212019
High-quality early education: Age of entry and time in care differences in student outcomes for English-only and dual language learners
N Yazejian, D Bryant, K Freel, M Burchinal
Early childhood research quarterly 32, 23-39, 2015
1132015
Schoolhouse teacher educators: Structuring beginning teachers’ opportunities to learn about instruction
M Hopkins, JP Spillane
Journal of Teacher Education 65 (4), 327-339, 2014
972014
The changing linguistic landscape of the United States
P Gándara, M Hopkins
Forbidden language: English learners and restrictive language policies, 7-19, 2010
962010
Cultivating capital: Latino newcomer young men in a US urban high school
M Hopkins, M Martinez‐Wenzl, US Aldana, P Gándara
Anthropology & Education Quarterly 44 (3), 286-303, 2013
852013
Assistive technology for students with visual impairments and blindness
AM Mulloy, C Gevarter, M Hopkins, KS Sutherland, ST Ramdoss
Assistive technologies for people with diverse abilities, 113-156, 2014
842014
Beliefs in context: Understanding language policy implementation at a systems level
M Hopkins
Educational Policy 30 (4), 573-605, 2016
762016
Conceptualizing relations between instructional guidance infrastructure (IGI) and teachers’ beliefs about mathematics instruction: Regulative, normative, and cultural-cognitive …
M Hopkins, JP Spillane
Journal of Educational Change 16, 421-450, 2015
732015
Designing and deploying a professional learning community (PLC) organizational routine: Bureaucratic and collegial arrangements in tandem
JP Spillane, M Shirrell, M Hopkins
Les dossiers des sciences de l’éducation, 97-122, 2016
692016
Mathematics coaching and instructional reform: Individual and collective change
M Hopkins, D Ozimek, TM Sweet
The Journal of Mathematical Behavior 46, 215-230, 2017
672017
Facilitating intercultural communication in parent–teacher conferences: Lessons from child translators
IM García–Sánchez, MF Orellana, M Hopkins
Multicultural Perspectives 13 (3), 148-154, 2011
672011
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