Janet Kier Lopez
Janet Lopez is a doctoral candidate in the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Education. Janet is currently the Director of the Scholars’ Latino Initiative a college preparatory and mentoring program for Latino high school students. Her research explores access to higher education for college-ready Latino high school students.
Resources created by Janet Kier Lopez
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- A family in San Pablito, Mexico
- A family in San Pablito, Mexico.
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- Funds of knowledge
- In Bridging Spanish language barriers in Southern schools, page 2.1
- Teachers can use "funds of knowledge," the knowledge students gain from their family and cultural backgrounds, to make their classrooms more inclusive.
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- By Janet Kier Lopez.
- Girl making papel amaté
- A girl wearing a traditional handmade blouse makes papel amaté.
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- North Carolina license plate in Mexico
- A North Carolina license plate hangs on the wall of a house in rural Mexico.
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- Papel amaté
- A variety of papel amaté arrayed on a table.
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- Ruins of pyramid at Veracruz, Mexico
- The ruins of El Tajin, the Pyramid of the Niches.
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- San Pablito, Mexico
- View from a distance of San Poblito, a rural village in Mexico.
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- Voladores de Papantlá
- The Voladores de Papantla are Totonac Indians performing a traditional act of worship, now most often performed as entertainment for tourists. The voladores climb to the top of a tall pole, wind ropes around the pole, and then leap off into the air. As the...
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