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During the 1930s Loyd S. Tireman conducted some of the first bilingual education experiments in the United States. At the San Jose Demonstration and Experimental School in Bernalillo County, New Mexico, and later at the Nambe Community School in Nambe, New Mexico, he developed new methods of teaching reading, bicultural education, and community relations. For thirty-two years he was among the leading American educators who organized bilingual educational programs in the face of much prejudice and opposition.
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