LibGuides: Latine Studies Subject Guide: Education

Books

Becoming the Educator They Need: strategies, mindsets, and beliefs for supporting male Black and Latino students by Robert Jackson
Publication Date: 2019
Grit and Hope: a year with five Latino students and the program that helped them aim for college by Barbara Davenport
Call Number: 371.82968 D273g
Publication Date: 2016
High-Achieving Latino Students: successful pathways toward college and beyond by Susan J. Paik (Editor); Stacy M. Kula (Editor); Jeremiah J. Gonzalez (Editor)
Publication Date: 2020
Latina/o/x Education in Chicago: roots, resistance, and transformation by Isaura Pulido (Editor); Ann M. Aviles (Editor)
Publication Date: 2022
Latinization of U. S. Schools: successful teaching and learning in shifting cultural contexts by Jason Irizarry
Call Number: 371.82968 Ir49L
Publication Date: 2011
Latino Education: an agenda for community action research by Pedro Pedraza (Editor); Melissa Rivera (Editor)
Publication Date: 2006
The Latino Education Crisis: the consequences of failed social policies by Patricia Gándara; Frances Contreras
Call Number: 371.829 G15L
Publication Date: 2009
Learning and Not Learning English: Latino students in American schools by Guadalupe Valdés
Call Number: 428.0071 V23L
Publication Date: 2001
Navigating the American Education System: four Latino success stories by Manuel P. Vargas
Publication Date: 2020
Persistent Inequality: contemporary realities in the education of undocumented Latina/o students by Gerardo R. Lopez; Maria Pabon Lopez
Call Number: 371.82968 L959p
Publication Date: 2009

Databases

Education Research Complete This link opens in a new window
A comprehensive education research database covering all levels of education from early childhood to higher education, plus all educational specialties.
ERIC (via EBSCOhost) This link opens in a new window
This resource, funded by the U.S. Department of Education, provides access to education literature and resources.
ProQuest Education This link opens in a new window
Offers access to hundreds of educational journals (most in full text), covering primary, secondary and higher education.

Websites

North Carolina Society of Hispanic Professionals
The NCSHP is a professional organization dedicated to lowering the dropout rate of Hispanic students in North Carolina through scholarships, mentorship programs, and events.