Chinese-Americans: school and community problems.
Contributors: Integrated Education Associates.
Publisher: Integrated Education Associates
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
Subjects: Chinese Americans -- Education.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: "Don't mistake the finger pointing at the moon for the moon," by I. Fujimoto.; value: Schooling and employment of Asian Americans, by R. Okamura.; value: The Chinese community in San Francisco, by L. Wang.; value: The Chinese in New York City, by I. S. K. Chin.; value: Boston's Chinese: they have their problems, too, by B. Murphy.; value: The myth of Chinese success in Hawaii, by W. B. C. Chang.; value: The Chinese American student in San Francisco, by L. Wang.; value: Chinese and public school teaching, by L. Chin.; value: The Chinese immigrant's language handicap, by C. A. Tucker.; value: Some community needs of the Chinese in San Francisco, by L. L. Kiang.; value: The Chinese elderly poor in San Francisco, by S. Yuen.; value: Busing comes to Chinatown, by M. S. Yee.; value: Selected references on Asian-American school and community affairs, by M. Weinberg (p. 75-76)