Multiple frames of success: how second-generation immigrants experience educational support and belonging in higher education

Overview of attention for article published in Higher Education, October 2019

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@pp0196 @Race__Realist @Eidotheia @CaeciliusAugust @EPoe187 This seems a lot closer to my personal anecdotal experience: https://t.co/oR39GucoCW

27 Feb 2020

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@JuliusEbola7 @evolvedpsyche @BDSixsmith @AdamPerkinsPhD Second generation immigrants are more likely to be successful than your kids are. https://t.co/3V14FJBvD0

22 Feb 2020

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RT @Ghost_Ella: Se også en artikkel av Julia Orupabo publisert tidligere I år. https://t.co/ka5V5ywT46 https://t.co/84heBNee1o

21 Dec 2019

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Se også en artikkel av Julia Orupabo publisert tidligere I år. https://t.co/ka5V5ywT46

20 Dec 2019

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Free article! Multiple frames of success: how second-generation immigrants experience educational support and belonging in higher education https://t.co/NrzuAKQ3wc

29 Nov 2019

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