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What strategies are effective for English language acquisition in newcomer populations?

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What strategies are effective for English language acquisition in newcomer populations?

This evidence summary, authored by Switchboard, provides an overview of the current evidence on the effectiveness of various interventions for English language learning among newcomers. It addresses two crucial questions:

  1. Are there specific elements of English language acquisition programs for newcomer populations that are more effective or efficient than others?
  2. What role does technology play in the provision of English language learning programs?

 

By examining these questions, the summary aims to identify best practices and innovative approaches that can enhance English language learning outcomes for newcomers, ultimately supporting their integration and success.

Websites and Databases Population Terms Methodology Terms Target Outcome Terms
Anthropology Plus

 

Social Science Premium Collection

 

IBI/INFORM Collection

 

ERIC

 

APA PsychNet

 

Education Source

 

SocIndex

 

 

 

 

 

refugee

OR

immigrant

OR

“unaccompanied minor”

OR

asylee

OR

“temporary protected status”

OR

“victims of traffick*”

OR

“traffick* victims”

OR

T-Visa

OR

U-Visa

OR

Cuban

OR

Haitian

OR

Amerasian

 

evaluation

OR

impact

OR

program

OR

intervention

OR

policy

OR

project

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train*

OR

therapy

OR

treatment

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counseling

OR

workshop

OR

review

OR

meta-analysis

OR

synthesis

“post-secondary education”

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“higher education”

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vocational

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college

OR

“career development”

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“technical training”

OR

“entrepreneurship”

OR

“alternative career training”

OR

“industry recognized credential/certification”

OR

“work based learning”

OR

“on the job training”

OR

“apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship”