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1. Changing Schools: from Hmong to American Traditions.

Author(s):: Yang, S.
Format:: Report
Citation:: Minnetesol Newsletter, Volume 1990, (1990). pp. 8–9.

2. The Hmong: No Strangers to Change.

Author(s):: Ranard, D.A.
Format:: Report
Citation:: In America: Perspectives On Refugee Resettlement, Volume 1, (1988-11). pp. 1–3.

3. Changes in the Northern Thai Hills: An Examination of the Impact of Hill Tribe Development Work, 1957-1987

Author(s):: Renard, R.D.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: Chiang Mai, Thailand : Research and Development Center, 1988.

4. Recruiting Minority Teachers: The UTOP Program. Fastback 436.

Author(s):: Rettig, Perry R., Khodavandi, Mehraban, and Phi Delta Kappa Educational Foundation, Bloomington, In.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1998.

5. Southeast Asian Health Beliefs and Practices.

Author(s):: Schultz, Sandra L. and San Francisco International Inst., Ca.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1980.

6. Parents Can Be the Key to an Appropriate Education for Their Handicapped Child = Niam Txiv Muaj Peev Xwm Yog Tus Yawm Sij Rau Txoj Kev Kawm Ntawv Rau Nkawv Tus Menyuam Xiam Oos Qhab.

Author(s):: Pacer Center, Inc., Minneapolis, Mn.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1985.

7. Known in Part: Transforming the Story, the Teller, and the Narrative Researcher.

Author(s):: Hones, Donald F.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1997.

8. LD/ESL Assessments

Author(s):: Learning Disabilities Association, Minneapolis, Mn.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 2006.

9. Meeting Changing Rural Needs: Recruitment and Preparation of Culturally Diverse Specialist Cadres in an Award Winning Rural Internship Program.

Author(s):: Savelsbergh, Mary
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1995.

10. Language, Literacy, and the Older Refugee in America: Research Agenda for the 90s.

Author(s):: Weinstein-shr, Gail and Lewis, Nora E.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1989.

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