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Jill Koyama
Jill Koyama
Vice Dean & Professor, Ed Leadership & Innovation, MLFTC, Arizona State University
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School connections: US Mexican youth, peers, and school achievement
MA Gibson, PC Gandara, JP Koyama
Teachers College Press, 2004
2972004
Principals as Bricoleurs Making Sense and Making Do in an Era of Accountability
J Koyama
Educational Administration Quarterly 50 (2), 279-304, 2014
1752014
Making failure pay: For-profit tutoring, high-stakes testing, and public schools
JP Koyama
University of Chicago Press, 2019
1432019
The role of peers in the schooling of US Mexican youth
MA Gibson, P Gandara, JP Koyama
School connections: US Mexican youth, peers, and school achievement, 1-17, 2004
1192004
Principals, power, and policy: Enacting “supplemental educational services”
J Koyama
Anthropology & Education Quarterly 42 (1), 20-36, 2011
992011
Assembling and dissembling: Policy as productive play
JP Koyama, H Varenne
Educational Researcher 41 (5), 157-162, 2012
882012
A timely opportunity for change: Increasing refugee parental involvement in US schools
J Koyama, FR Bakuza
Journal of Educational Change 18 (3), 311-335, 2017
812017
Constructing gender: Refugee women working in the United States
J Koyama
Journal of Refugee Studies 28 (2), 258-275, 2015
742015
Generating, comparing, manipulating, categorizing: reporting, and sometimes fabricating data to comply with No Child Left Behind mandates
JP Koyama
Journal of Education Policy 26 (5), 701-720, 2011
612011
Approaching and attending college: Anthropological and ethnographic accounts
JP Koyama
Teachers College Record 109 (10), 2301-2323, 2007
602007
Global scare tactics and the call for US schools to be held accountable
J Koyama
American Journal of Education 120 (1), 077-099, 2013
552013
When things come undone: The promise of dissembling education policy
J Koyama
Discourse: Studies in the Cultural politics of Education 36 (4), 548-559, 2015
542015
Schools as refuge? The politics and policy of educating refugees in Arizona
J Koyama, E Chang
Educational Policy 33 (1), 136-157, 2019
492019
Resettling notions of social mobility: locating refugees as ‘educable’and ‘employable’
J Koyama
Education and Social Mobility, 329-348, 2017
492017
When transparency obscures: The political spectacle of accountability.
J Koyama, B Kania
Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies (JCEPS) 12 (1), 2014
492014
Emergent Bilinguals: framing students as statistical data?
J Koyama, K Menken
Bilingual Research Journal 36 (1), 82-99, 2013
452013
Making failure matter: Enacting No Child Left Behind’s standards, accountabilities, and classifications
JP Koyama
Educational Policy 26 (6), 870-891, 2012
452012
Bilingual education policy as political spectacle: Educating Latino immigrant youth in New York City
JP Koyama, L Bartlett
International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 14 (2), 171-185, 2011
452011
Reconceptualising diasporic intellectual networks: Mobile scholars in transnational space
Q Chen, JP Koyama
Globalisation, Societies and Education 11 (1), 23-38, 2013
432013
Immigrants and education
MA Gibson, JP Koyama
A Companion to the Anthropology of Education, 389-407, 2011
432011
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