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Laura Ascenzi-Moreno
Laura Ascenzi-Moreno
Brooklyn College
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Translanguaging and responsive assessment adaptations: Emergent bilingual readers through the lens of possibility
L Ascenzi-Moreno
Language Arts 95 (6), 355-369, 2018
1082018
School leadership along the trajectory from monolingual to multilingual
L Ascenzi-Moreno, S Hesson, K Menken
Language and Education 30 (3), 197-218, 2016
722016
An expanded view of translanguaging: Leveraging the dynamic interactions between a young multilingual writer and machine translation software
S Vogel, L Ascenzi-Moreno, O García
Plurilingualism in teaching and learning, 89-106, 2018
672018
The role of translanguaging in computational literacies: Documenting middle school bilinguals' practices in computer science integrated units
S Vogel, C Hoadley, L Ascenzi-Moreno, K Menken
Proceedings of the 50th ACM technical symposium on computer science …, 2019
512019
Opening up spaces for their whole selves: A case study group’s exploration of translanguaging practices in writing
L Ascenzi-Moreno, C Espinosa
NYS Tesol Journal, 10-29, 2018
492018
Rooted in strength: Using translanguaging to grow multilingual readers and writers
CM Espinosa, L Ascenzi-Moreno, O García
Scholastic, 2021
422021
A translanguaging pedagogy for writing: A CUNY-NYSIEB guide for educators
C Espinosa, L Ascenzi-Moreno, S Vogel
New York: The City of New York Univer sity, 2016
382016
Languages, literacies and literate programming: can we use the latest theories on how bilingual people learn to help us teach computational literacies?
S Vogel, C Hoadley, AR Castillo, L Ascenzi-Moreno
Computer Science Education 30 (4), 420-443, 2020
362020
From deficit to diversity: How teachers of recently arrived emergent bilinguals negotiate ideological and pedagogical change
L Ascenzi-Moreno
Schools 14 (2), 276-302, 2017
342017
Always at the bottom: Ideologies in assessment of emergent bilinguals
L Ascenzi-Moreno, K Seltzer
Journal of Literacy Research 53 (4), 468-490, 2021
272021
Translanguaging and early childhood education in the USA: Insights from the CUNY-NYSIEB Project
K Seltzer, L Ascenzi-Moreno, GY Aponte
Inclusion, education and translanguaging: How to promote social justice in …, 2020
272020
Bringing bilingualism to the center of guided reading instruction
L Ascenzi‐Moreno, R Quiñones
The Reading Teacher 74 (2), 137-146, 2020
252020
An exploration of elementary teachers’ views of informal reading inventories in dual language bilingual programs
L Ascenzi-Moreno
Literacy research and instruction 55 (4), 285-308, 2016
252016
A CUNY-NYSIEB framework for the education of ‘long-term English learners’: 6-12 grades
L Ascenzi-Moreno, T Kleyn, K Menken
New York, NY: City University of New York, 2013
222013
Meeting the needs of long-term English language learners in high school, Phase II
K Menken, T Kleyn, L Ascenzi-Moreno, N Chae, N Flores, A Funk
Unpublished report for the Office of English Language Learners of the New …, 2009
172009
Assessment in school from a translanguaging angle
O García, L Ascenzi-Moreno
Gegenwartige Sprachkontakte im Kontext der Migration, 119-130, 2016
132016
14 A Case Study of Bilingual Policy and Practices at the Cypress Hills Community School
L Ascenzi-Moreno, N Flores
132012
Integrating coding and language arts: A view into sixth graders’ multimodal and multilingual learning
L Ascenzi-Moreno, A Güílamo, S Vogel
Voices from the Middle 27 (4), 47-52, 2020
122020
A CUNY-NYSSIEB framework for the education of long-term English language learners: 6-12 grades
L Ascension-Moreno, T Kleyn, K Menken
CUNYNYSIEB Initiative on Emergent Bilinguals, 2013
92013
Bilingual education in the 21st century
C Baker, S Ballweg, S Drumm, B Hufeisen, J Beacco, M Byram, M Cavalli, ...
Wiley-Blackwell, 2009
72009
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