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Sheilah E. Nicholas
Sheilah E. Nicholas
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Reclaiming Indigenous languages: A reconsideration of the roles and responsibilities of schools
TL McCarty, SE Nicholas
Review of Research in Education 38 (1), 106-136, 2014
1642014
“I live Hopi, I just don't speak it”—The critical intersection of language, culture, and identity in the lives of contemporary Hopi youth
SE Nicholas
Journal of Language, Identity, and Education 8 (5), 321-334, 2009
1352009
Indigenous youth and multilingualism: Language identity, ideology, and practice in dynamic cultural worlds
LT Wyman, TL McCarty, SE Nicholas
Routledge, 2013
1292013
The effect of Arizona language policies on Arizona Indigenous students
MC Combs, SE Nicholas
Language Policy 11, 101-118, 2012
702012
Hear our languages, hear our voices: Storywork as theory and praxis in indigenous-language reclamation
TL McCarty, SE Nicholas, KAB Chew, NG Diaz, WY Leonard, L White
Daedalus 147 (2), 160-172, 2018
662018
Unfolding futures: Indigenous ways of knowing for the twenty-first century
PJ Deloria, KT Lomawaima, BMKJ Brayboy, MN Trahant, L Ghiglione, ...
Daedalus 147 (2), 6-16, 2018
622018
“How are you Hopi if you can’t speak it?”: An ethnographic study of language as cultural practice among contemporary Hopi youth
SE Nicholas
Ethnography and language policy, 69-92, 2014
562014
Re-emplacing place in the “global here and now”—Critical ethnographic case studies of Native American language planning and policy
TL McCarty, SE Nicholas, LT Wyman
International Multilingual Research Journal 6 (1), 50-63, 2012
492012
Negotiating for the Hopi way of life through literacy and schooling
S Nicholas
Language, literacy, and power in schooling, 29-46, 2005
402005
A world of Indigenous languages: Politics, pedagogies and prospects for language reclamation
TL McCarty, SE Nicholas, G Wigglesworth
Multilingual Matters, 2019
362019
Becoming “fully” Hopi: The role of the Hopi language in the contemporary lives of Hopi youth—A Hopi case study of language shift and vitality
SE Nicholas
The University of Arizona, 2008
362008
Awakening the Languages. Challenges of Enduring Language Programs: Field Reports from 15 Programs from Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma.
MS Linn, T Naranjo, S Nicholas, I Slaughter, A Yamamoto, O Zepeda
For full text: http://jan. ucc. nau. edu/~ jar/ILAC/., 2002
352002
Beyond endangerment: Indigenous youth and multilingualism
LT Wyman, TL McCarty, SE Nicholas
Indigenous Youth and Multilingualism, 1-25, 2013
342013
“Being” Hopi by “living” Hopi: Redefining and reasserting cultural and linguistic identity: Emergent Hopi youth ideologies
SE Nicholas
Indigenous Youth and Multilingualism, 70-89, 2013
322013
Activist ethnography with Indigenous youth: Lessons from humanizing research on language and education
TL McCarty, LT Wyman, SE Nicholas
Humanizing research: Decolonizing qualitative inquiry with youth and …, 2013
322013
50 (0) years out and counting: Native American language education and the four Rs
TL McCarty, SE Nicholas, LT Wyman
International Multilingual Research Journal 9 (4), 227-252, 2015
292015
Indigenous education: Local and global perspectives
TL McCarty, SE Nicholas
The Routledge handbook of multilingualism, 162-183, 2012
292012
Carrying the torch forward: Indigenous academics building capacity through an international collaborative model
CK Galla, SE Nicholas
Canadian Journal of Native Education 37 (1), 2014
192014
Language, epistemology, and cultural identity:" Hopiqatsit aw unangvakiwyungwa"(" They have their heart in the Hopi way of life")
S Nicholas
American Indian culture and research journal 34 (2), 2010
152010
Raiding and alliances: Indigenous educational sovereignty as social justice
V Anthony-Stevens, P Stevens, S Nicholas
Journal of Critical Thought and Praxis 6 (1), 2017
142017
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