Jerri Willett - University of Massachusetts Amherst
Jerri Willett - University of Massachusetts Amherst
Jerri Willett - University of Massachusetts Amherst
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Gebhard, M., Austin, T., Nieto, S. and <strong>Willett</strong>, J. (2002) “You can’t step on someone<br />
else’s words”: Preparing all teachers to teach language minority students.” In<br />
Beykont, Z. (Ed.) The Power <strong>of</strong> Culture: Teaching Across Language Difference.<br />
Cambridge: MA: Cambridge <strong>University</strong> Press, pp. 219-243.<br />
<strong>Willett</strong>, J., Wilson-Keenan, J. Solsken, J., (2001) Families as curriculum partners in an<br />
urban elementary inclusions classroom. In J. Murphy, J. & P. Byrd (Eds.),<br />
Understanding the courses we teacher: Local perspectives on English language<br />
instruction. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan <strong>University</strong> Press, pp. 92-114<br />
Wilson Keenan, J., Solsken, J., & <strong>Willett</strong>, J., (1999). Only boys can jump high:<br />
Reconstructing gender relations in a first/second grade classroom. In B. Kamler<br />
(Ed.) Constructing Gender and Difference: Critical Research Perspectives On<br />
Early Childhood, Cresskill, New Jersey: 1999, 33-70.<br />
Egan-Robertson, A. & <strong>Willett</strong>, J., (1998). Students as ethnographers, thinking and doing<br />
ethnography: A bibliographic essay. In A. Egan-Robertson & D. Bloome (Eds.),<br />
Students as Researchers Of Culture And Language In Their Own Communities.<br />
Cresskill, New Jersey: Hampton Press, 1-32<br />
Watrous, B. and J. <strong>Willett</strong> (1994). Assessing students as members <strong>of</strong> a literate culture.<br />
In D. Bloome (Ed.), Alternative Ways <strong>of</strong> Assessing Children's Literacy.<br />
Norwood, New Jersey: Ablex Publishing Corporation, 73-88.<br />
<strong>Willett</strong>, J. and D. Bloome (1993). Literacy, language, school and community: A<br />
community-centered perspective. In C. Hedley (Ed.), Whole Language and the<br />
Bilingual Student. Norwood, New Jersey: Ablex Publishing Corporation, 35-57.<br />
<strong>Willett</strong>, J. and M. Hawkins (1993). Using the web and the jigsaw in tandem to support<br />
exploratory discussions. In Donald Freeman (Ed.), New Ways in Teacher<br />
Education. Alexandria, Virginia: TESOL Publications. 195-199.<br />
Bloome, D. and J. <strong>Willett</strong> (1991). The micropolitics <strong>of</strong> classroom interaction. In J.<br />
Blaise (Ed.), The Politics Of Life In Schools: Power, Conflict And Cooperation.<br />
Newbury Park, California: Sage Publications.<br />
<strong>Willett</strong>, J. (1991). Defining tensions and managing stress in pluralistic communities.<br />
Readings on Equal Education, Volume 11: Qualitative Investigations into Schools<br />
and Schooling. New York, New York: AMS Press.<br />
<strong>Willett</strong>, J. (1987). Contrasting acculturation patterns <strong>of</strong> two non-English speaking<br />
preschoolers. In H. Trueba (Ed.), Success or Failure? Cambridge,<br />
<strong>Massachusetts</strong>: Newbury House.<br />
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