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Pew Research CenterJune 6, 2007
How Far Behind in Math and Reading are English Language Learners?

Appendix: Tables and Figures

By Richard Fry

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How Far Behind in Math and Reading are English Language Learners? II. Introduction III. National ELL Achievement Gaps IV. State ELL Achievement Gaps
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