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1. Can Southeast Asian Students Learn to Discriminate between English Phonemes More Quickly with the Aid of Music and Rhythm?

Author(s):: Karimer, Lisa
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1984.

2. Languages of Indochinese Refugees.

Author(s):: Reed, Porter
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1981.

3. Cultures in Transition: The Case of the Hmong.

Author(s):: Hayes, Christopher L. and Kalish, Richard A.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1985.

4. Advocacy and Indigenous Methods of Healing.

Author(s):: Sue, Derald Wing
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1999.

5. More of Asian and Pacific Islander Families Have at Least Two Workers Than Do Other U.S. Families, Census Bureau Says. United States Department of Commerce News

Author(s):: Bureau Of The Census (doc), Suitland, Md
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1988.

6. A Study of Southeast Asian Youth in Philadelphia: A Final Report.

Author(s):: Peters, Heather A. and Institute For The Study Of Human Issues, Philadelphia, Pa.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1988.

7. Use of the WISC-III and K-BIT with Hmong Students.

Author(s):: Smith, Douglas K., Wessels, Richard A., and Riebel, Emily M.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1997.

8. A Hmong Orthography Project: Orthography as Semiotic

Author(s):: Eira, Christina
Format:: Report
Citation:: Working Papers In Linguistics - University Of Melbourne, Volume 16, (1996). pp. 53-74.

9. The Hmong Resettlement Study Site Report: Providence, Rhode Island.

Author(s):: Finck, John and Northwest Regional Educational Lab., Portland, Or.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1984.

10. The Educational Performance of Hmong Students in Wisconsin.

Author(s):: Wisconsin Policy Research Inst., Milwaukee.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1997.