Profile

Sheilah Nicholas

Professor, Second Language Acquisition / Teaching - GIDP | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Professor, American Indian Studies-GIDP | Professor, Teaching/Learning and Sociocultural Studies

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Research

International Indigenous Culture-Based Education
Teacher Research
Foundations of Language Minority Education
Curriculum and Instruction in Bilingual and Second Language Settings
International Indigenous Well-Being Through Education

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Student Thesis/Dissertation(9)

Exploring Indigeneity in English Language Teaching Through Turi Aisa Ya With Indigenous Miskitu Teachers of English
2024·doctoral
Origins of the Mexica People: Perpectives from the Mexica Culture
2022·doctoral
Changing Words, Changing Worlds: Symbolic and Material Context of Legal Language in Administrative Practice and Local Narrative on the Hopi Reservation
2020·doctoral
Multiple Voices: A Study of Pluriliterate North Atlantic Coast Nicaraguan Youth’s Multimedia Design Practices in Classroom and Online Community Contexts
2020·doctoral
"When We Talk": Okanagan Ways of Speaking of Elders/Fluent Speakers in Social Domains of Language-In-Use Implications for Okanagan Language Revitalization
2019·doctoral

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News(1)

Hopi’s “Noah Webster” Dies
2007

Profile

Sheilah Nicholas

Courses(11)

International Indigenous Culture-Based Education

Teacher Research

Foundations of Language Minority Education

Curriculum and Instruction in Bilingual and Second Language Settings

International Indigenous Well-Being Through Education

Student Thesis/Dissertation(9)

Exploring Indigeneity in English Language Teaching Through Turi Aisa Ya With Indigenous Miskitu Teachers of English

Origins of the Mexica People: Perpectives from the Mexica Culture

Changing Words, Changing Worlds: Symbolic and Material Context of Legal Language in Administrative Practice and Local Narrative on the Hopi Reservation

Multiple Voices: A Study of Pluriliterate North Atlantic Coast Nicaraguan Youth’s Multimedia Design Practices in Classroom and Online Community Contexts

"When We Talk": Okanagan Ways of Speaking of Elders/Fluent Speakers in Social Domains of Language-In-Use Implications for Okanagan Language Revitalization

News(1)

Hopi’s “Noah Webster” Dies