Jennifer Leeman, Ph.D.

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2000 Georgetown University, Washington, DC 
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Linguistics Language
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Alison Mackey grad student 2000 Georgetown
 (Towards a new classification of input: An empirical study of the effect of recasts, negative evidence, and enhanced salience on L2 development.)
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Leeman J, Serafini EJ. (2020) “It’s Not Fair”: Discourses of Deficit, Equity, and Effort in Mixed Heritage and Second Language Spanish Classes Journal of Language Identity and Education. 1-15
Leeman J. (2018) Becoming Hispanic: The negotiation of ethnoracial identity in US census interviews Latino Studies. 16: 432-460
Leeman J. (2015) Heritage language education and identity in the United States Annual Review of Applied Linguistics. 35: 100-119
Leeman J, Rabin L, Román-Mendoza E. (2011) Identity and Activism in Heritage Language Education Modern Language Journal. 95: 481-495
Leeman J. (2011) Standards, Commodification, and Critical Service Learning in Minority Language Communities Modern Language Journal. 95: 300-303
Leeman J. (2010) Questionable Language Measures: US Census Data, Ideologies and Constituencies Anthropology News. 51: 7-8
Leeman J. (2010) Bilingualism and identity: Spanish at the crossroads with other languages International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism. 13: 262-265
Leeman J. (2007) The Value of Spanish: Shifting Ideologies in United States Language Teaching Adfl. 32-39
Leeman J, Martínez G. (2007) From Identity To Commodity: Ideologies Of Spanish In Heritage Language Textbooks Critical Inquiry in Language Studies. 4: 35-65
Leeman J. (2005) Engaging critical pedagogy: Spanish for native speakers Foreign Language Annals. 38: 35-45
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