págs. 19-41
Equity, quality and commitment in education: interview with Luis C. Moll
págs. 42-74
págs. 75-91
Culture and everyday learning across contexts: learning with Luis Moll
págs. 92-110
Emotion in Vygotsky’s work: a tribute to Luis Carlos Moll
págs. 111-148
págs. 149-174
Deepening Vygotsky’s legacy: Funds of Knowledge and reading research involving bilinguals with and without disabilities
págs. 175-211
Origin and development of the Funds of Knowledge approach: a path yet to be followed
Moisès Esteban Guitart, Norma González, Carlos G. Vélez Ibáñez
págs. 212-236
págs. 237-263
The study group as a possible place: seven years of collaboration with a team of nursery school teachers
Cristina Zhang-Yu, Giorgina Garbarino Álvarez, Karen Andrea Jaramillo Solar, José Luis Lalueza Sazatornil
págs. 264-289
Repackaging the work: a Funds of Labor Identity approach to understanding people’s labor histories
págs. 290-326
Unfracturing the impacts of language impositions: dual-language programs and Funds of Knowledge solutions with postscript
págs. 327-357
Reading Alliances Project: the development of readers and writers rooted in Funds of Knowledge
págs. 358-389
Interdisciplinary reflection and pedagogical co-design: a study group experience in a Chilean state-funded school
Macarena Lamas, J. Arriagada, Romina Di Cola, Giacomo Rosso, Javiera Contreras, Danitza Flores
págs. 390-415
From Funds of Knowledge to Community Funds of Knowledge and Identity: educational practices rooted in their communities
Julie Waddington, Paula Boned Ribas, Daniela Searle, David Subero
págs. 416-445
Valuing Funds of Knowledge in early childhood education: enhancing teacher–family partnerships in England and New Zealand
págs. 446-474
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págs. 520-538
Funds of our creative knowledge: bridges to possibilities of ceative resistance
págs. 539-579
‘Problematizing’ in Language, Reading and Culture (LRC): reflections on discursive thought journeys in anthropology and education with Luis Moll
págs. 586-613
Significant zones of proximal development in higher education: discussion on "Caperucita Roja aprende a escribir"
págs. 614-636
págs. 637-652
(Co)experiences: testimonials of a group of Puerto Rican disciples of Dr Luis C. Moll
José Soto Sonera, Sandra L. Soto-Santiago, Aura González Robles, Guillermo Malavé, Carmen María Martínez Roldán, Arturo Morales Ramos, Ruth Sáez Vega
págs. 653-667
"Cafecitos" with Luis: legacies in reciprocal teaching, mentorship and social justice
págs. 668-683
Prove it: the importance of children’s language ideology in dual-language programming
págs. 684-705
"Aprovechando" Funds of Knowledge with the Engaged Arts and Humanities student scholars: creating equity-oriented zones of collaboration
Lisa H. Schwartz, Brenda Aguirre Ortega, Lydia Wagenknecht, Dawn Jacob, Erica Caasi
págs. 706-728
Storying immigrant households and communities: using a Funds of Knowledge perspective to prepare teachers to work with multilingual learners
págs. 729-754
"Hula" as an embodied language practice: dancing with ancestral and indigenous Funds of Knowledge
págs. 755-777
Reclaiming democracy through education: revisiting Funds of Knowledge in times of crisis
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