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Statement on Native American Languages in the College and University Curriculum
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Multiculturalism and Diversity in the Spanish Undergraduate Classroom
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Pointers on Portuguese
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French for Spanish Speakers through Intercomprehension: A Method of Multiple-Language Acquisition for the Romance Languages with Implications for the Future
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The Study of Chinese Language in the United States
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Advancing East Asian Language Competence: A Heritage Language Perspective
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Which Spanish(es) to Teach?
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Teaching Spanish Heritage Learners and the Nativeness Issue
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Spanish: The Foreign National Language
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University of Maryland, College Park: Department of Asian and East European Languages
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Successful College and University Foreign Language Programs, 1995–99: Part 2
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Experiences of Spanish Heritage Speakers in University Foreign Language Courses and Implications for Teacher Training
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Nonnative Teachers Teaching at the Advanced Level: Challenges and Opportunities
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Developing a Program for Spanish Heritage Learners in a Small College Setting
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Serving the Heritage Speaker across a Five-Year Program
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Heritage Learners in the Russian Classroom: Where Linguistics Can Help
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Response to Carmen Chaves Tesser and Eugene Eoyang
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The Nonnative Speaker and Literary Studies: Instruction, Scholarship, and Translation
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What Is a Near-Native Speaker? Perspectives of Job Seekers and Search Committees in Spanish
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Racial Diversity, Romance Language and Literature Departments, and Interdisciplinary Programs
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