Vashti Wai Yu Lee

Assistant Professor

Brigham Young University

United States

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Dr. Vashti Wai Yu Lee is an Assistant Professor at Brigham Young University, USA. Her research areas include multiliteracies, educational equity, heritage language development, and critical pedagogy, as reflected in her recent articles. Dr. Lee's work addresses the challenges and narratives of marginalized communities, particularly in relation to language education and identity formation.

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Michigan State University

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Brigham Young University

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Michigan State University

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Articles (9)

Mandarin DLBE district admission policies: gentrification and counterstories of hurt and disappointment from Chinese parents

Problematizing and addressing equity issues in multiliteracies and the use of generative AI: why critical ethical literacy matters

Translanguaging in practice: A motherscholar’s journey to nurture Cantonese heritage language development

‘This is valuable professional development for me’: integrating the multimodalities-entextualization cycle (MEC) in a Chinese DLBE classroom via teacher-researcher collaboration

She is “just an intern”: transnational Chinese language teachers’ emotion labor with mentors in a teacher residency program

Heritage language identity matters: Tracing the trajectory of a Chinese heritage mother and contested Chinese dual language bilingual education

Adult Educational Cross-Cultural Kids: Identities of Im(mobility) Across Sociolinguistic Spaces

Decolonizing higher education pedagogy: Insights from critical, collaborative professionalism in practice

Weaponizing and De-weaponizing Antiracist Discourse

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Juan A. Freire

D. Philip Montgomery

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