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Linguistics for intercultural education
Intercultural Education, 2014The eight chapters of this publication, all by scholars with relevantly interdisciplinary credentials, address different ways in which linguistics can contribute to the further development of multi...
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Linguistics in Language Education
Contemporary Education Dialogue, 2014This article looks at the contribution of insights from theoretical linguistics to an understanding of language acquisition and the nature of language in terms of their potential benefit to language education. We examine the ideas of innateness and universal language faculty, as well as multilingualism and the language–society relationship.
Rajesh Kumar, Reva Yunus
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Linguistically Responsive Teacher Education
Journal of Teacher Education, 2008Students who speak languages other than English are a growing presence in U.S. schools. As a result, many mainstream classroom teachers are finding that they have English language learners in their classes. Unfortunately, most mainstream classroom teachers have had little or no preparation for providing the types of assistance that such learners need ...
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Handbook of educational linguistics
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2009Handbook of educational linguistics, edited by Bernard Spolsky and Francis Hult, Oxford and Boston, Blackwell, 2008, xxii + 675 pp., £95.00/$199.95 (hardback), ISBN 978-1-4051-5410-9 In the introdu...
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Linguistic anthropology of education
Language in Society, 2004Stanton Wortham & Betsy Rymes (eds.), Linguistic anthropology of education. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2003. Pp. 288. Hb $69.95. In his introduction to this volume, Stanton Wortham argues for the value of a linguistic anthropological approach to education.
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Linguistic Diversity and Education
2017It is almost unthinkable for new students of language and education that barely half a century ago, the official wisdom, based on then cutting-edge research, considered multilingualism bad for individuals and society. Today, the far-reaching benefits of linguistic diversity has become so well established in scholarly circles that language planning ...
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Linguistics for Intercultural Education
2013The issue of intercultural learning has been tackled, amongst others, in the fields of education, language education and applied linguistics. In spite of the extensive literature on the subject, there is still much which needs to be done to address the ways in which linguistics itself can contribute to intercultural education.
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Linguistic diversity and education
2012With increased mobility and migration all over the world (Castles and Miller 2003), multilingualism has acquired a new visibility. Linguistic diversity is now a regular feature of our everyday experiences as can be witnessed in exchanges in public spaces, the workplace and in homes. Multilingualism is also visible in the linguistic landscape all around
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