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In quelle classi le lingue sono tre
In: Italiano & oltre. - Roma [u.a.] : Nuova Italia 8 (1993) 5, 262-271
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Sociolinguistic factors affecting codeswitches produced by trilingual children
In: Language culture and curriculum. - Abingdon : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 5 (1992) 1, 41-53
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Application for a community literacy programme
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The role of languages of minority groups for literacy and education in Africa
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Eliciting strategies in trilingual language acquisition
In: Linguistic Association of Canada and the United States. LACUS forum. - Lake Buff., Ill. : LACUS 15 (1988), 577-582
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Trilingual education for majority-language children
In: Child development. - Malden, Ma. [u.a.] : Blackwell 54 (1983) 1, 105-114
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Attitudes Towards Migrants and Needs in Teacher Training : Some Research Findings
In: Australian Journal of Teacher Education (1980)
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The Summer Institute of Linguistics, Working with the Regional Ministry of Education, Southern Regional, Sudan: Project Progress Report V, October 1 to December 31, 1980
1980
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The Summer Institute of Linguistics, working with the Regional Ministry of Education, Southern Region, Sudan: Project progress report IV, July 1 to September 30, 1980
1980
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The Summer Institute of Linguistics working with the Regional Ministry of Education, Southern Region, Sudan: Project progress report III, April 1 to June 30, 1980
1980
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Contesting the monolingual practices of a bilingual to multilingual policy
In: http://edlinked.soe.waikato.ac.nz/research/files/etpc/files/2009v8n2art5.pdf
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More than a term : a consideration of how to support generation 1.5 students at colleges and universities
Wimberly, Elizabeth Summer. - : Oregon State University
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Teaching in the United States and Egypt: A Case Study Exploring the Life and Work of A Muslim Convert
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The Race to Educate: African American Resistance to Educational Segregation in Kentucky, 1865-1910
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Cultural Competency in Evaluation: A Black Perspective
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Preservice Teachers' Learning of Multiculturalism in a Teacher Education Program
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"Sometimes children can be smarter than grown-ups": Re/constructing identities with plurilingual students in English-medium classrooms
Stille, Saskia. - NO_RESTRICTION
Abstract: Monolingual, monocultural approaches to education in Canada overlook the tremendous cultural and linguistic resources present in our classrooms and communities. Connecting language teaching and learning with a politics of global location and broader social issues relating to migration and diversity, this dissertation explores how dichotomous understandings of ‘native’/’nonnative’ students neglect these interlocking and intersecting dimensions of experience. The dissertation employed Lather’s (2007) critical praxis methodology to generate data from a collaborative research project involving teachers, students, and university-based researchers. The purpose of this project was to explore the educational significance of engaging students in authentic forms of cultural production that drew upon their cultural and linguistic resources, diverse histories, and multiple modes of representation in classroom-based learning. While endeavouring to contribute to positive change in education practice, the dissertation directs a critical gaze toward the dominant and marginalizing practices and discourses that materialized during this work. Drawing upon ethnographic data gathered over the course of the project, including classroom observations, interviews with students and teachers, multimodal artifacts of student work, and researcher field notes, the dissertation maps moments of ‘otherness’ that marked nonnative ‘others’. Located where sameness and difference meet, these pedagogical pivot points became sites for negotiating understandings of cultural difference. The discoveries arising from the study are presented as two stories, offering what Lather (2007) calls a “double(d) reading” of the empirical work of the project. The first story articulates a critical analysis of the research, based on efforts to incorporate plurilingualism in education and meet the needs of students as plurilingual social actors. The second story deconstructs these aims, examining the desires of liberatory educators to create contexts of empowerment for immigrant students. The significance of the study is its contribution to expanding conversations about how educators and researchers interested in language learning might talk about difference and the social subject in education, adding greater complexity to address the multiple dimensions of students’ experiences in globalized educational contexts. ; PhD
Keyword: 0282; 0515; bilingualism; English as a Second Language (ESL); language education; language learning; literacy; multilingual education
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/1807/43723
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Conceptualising Integration in CLIL and Multilingual Education: reseña
Roothooft, Hanne. - : Universidad Cardenal Cisneros
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Irakaskuntza eleanitza aurrera eramateko jarraibideak lehen hezkuntzan
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