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Complicating the image of model minority success: A review of Southeast Asian American education
B Ngo, SJ Lee
Review of educational research 77 (4), 415-453, 2007
7752007
Learning from the margins: The education of Southeast and South Asian Americans in context
B Ngo
Race ethnicity and education 9 (1), 51-65, 2006
2252006
Beyond “culture clash” understandings of immigrant experiences
B Ngo
Theory into Practice 47 (1), 4-11, 2008
1612008
Unresolved identities: Discourse, ambivalence, and urban immigrant students
B Ngo
State University of New York Press, 2012
1492012
Designing culturally responsive organized after-school activities
SD Simpkins, NR Riggs, B Ngo, A Vest Ettekal, D Okamoto
Journal of Adolescent Research 32 (1), 11-36, 2017
1482017
Contesting “culture”: The perspectives of Hmong American female students on early marriage
B Ngo
Anthropology & education quarterly 33 (2), 163-188, 2002
1152002
Citing discourses: Making sense of homophobia and heteronormativity at Dynamic High School
B Ngo
Equity &Excellence in Education 36 (2), 115-124, 2003
972003
Doing “diversity” at Dynamic High: Problems and possibilities of multicultural education in practice
B Ngo
Education and Urban Society 42 (4), 473-495, 2010
922010
Identity work: Enactment of racial-ethnic identity in everyday life
WE Cross Jr, E Seaton, T Yip, RM Lee, D Rivas, GC Gee, W Roth, B Ngo
Identity 17 (1), 1-12, 2017
732017
Six lenses for anti-oppressive education: Partial stories, improbable conversations
KK Kumashiro, B Ngo
Peter Lang, 2007
632007
Culture consciousness among Hmong immigrant leaders: Beyond the dichotomy of cultural essentialism and cultural hybridity
B Ngo
American Educational Research Journal 50 (5), 958-990, 2013
572013
Ambivalent urban, immigrant identities: The incompleteness of Lao American student identities
B Ngo
International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education 22 (2), 201-220, 2009
572009
Fostering sociopolitical consciousness with minoritized youth: Insights from community-based arts programs
B Ngo, C Lewis, B Maloney Leaf
Review of Research in Education 41 (1), 358-380, 2017
532017
Naming their world in a culturally responsive space: Experiences of Hmong adolescents in an after-school theatre program
B Ngo
Journal of Adolescent Research 32 (1), 37-63, 2017
532017
“Do we have to call it that?” The response of neoliberal multiculturalism to college antiracism efforts
A Case, B Ngo
Multicultural Perspectives 19 (4), 215-222, 2017
502017
Discourses about gender among Hmong American policymakers: Conflicting views about gender, culture, and Hmong youth
B Ngo, J Leet-Otley
Journal of Language, Identity, and Education 10 (2), 99-118, 2011
382011
Introduction to the special issue: what does it mean to do ethical and engaged research with immigrant communities?
B Ngo, M Bigelow, SJ Lee
Diaspora, Indigenous, and Minority Education 8 (1), 1-6, 2014
372014
The costs of “living the dream” for Hmong immigrants: The impact of subtractive schooling on family and community
B Ngo
Educational Studies 53 (5), 450-467, 2017
312017
The transition of Wat Tham Krabok Hmong children to Saint Paul public schools: Perspectives of teachers, principals, and Hmong parents
B Ngo, M Bigelow, K Wahlstrom
Hmong Studies Journal 8 (1), 2007
292007
The importance of family for a Gay Hmong American man: complicating discourses of" coming out".
B Ngo
Hmong Studies Journal 13, 2012
282012
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