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Talking to learn: dialogic teaching in conversation with educational linguistics
Talking to Learn, 2016Research into classroom talk has a rich history in Anglophone countries. In the United Kingdom, notable examples include Britton’s (1970) exploration of the relationship between talking and thinking; Barnes and Todd’s work on exploratory talk (1977 ...
Pauline Jones, J. Hammond
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Introduction: Global and Local Connections in Educational Linguistics
2011Francis M. Hult, K. King
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Audiovisual Descriptors for a Linguistic Educational Engine
2011 Fifth FTRA International Conference on Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering, 2011The media consumption has become more individualized and customized due to the development of digital media and of more efficient portable devices. Among other fields, linguistic learning may benefit greatly from this trend if new types of content are created, specifically for the requirements of this new generation of learners, suitable for individual
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Annual Review of Anthropology, 1984
We receive at least two kinds of education in life. The primary kind for most societies of the world is what the literary critic Northrup Frye calls "an education in concern" (48), the cultural transmission which enables us to learn ways of believing, behaving toward, and valuing people around us.
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We receive at least two kinds of education in life. The primary kind for most societies of the world is what the literary critic Northrup Frye calls "an education in concern" (48), the cultural transmission which enables us to learn ways of believing, behaving toward, and valuing people around us.
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Considering Emotions as Entanglements in Applied Linguistics
International Journal of Applied LinguisticsThis thematic issue, “Considering Emotions as Entanglements in Applied Linguistics,” explores the complex, relational, and sociocultural dimensions of emotions in language teaching and learning.
Pramod K. Sah +2 more
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Linguistics' role in the right to education
Science, 2018In primary schools across the world, 40% of students must learn all academic subjects, including how to read, in a language that they do not speak fluently ([ 1 ][1]). Excluding students' native languages from the classroom leads to academic failure for hundreds of millions of children ...
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The History and Development of Educational Linguistics
, 2008 Lund University., Hult, Francis,
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Who Listens to Linguistics Podcasting? A Survey of Lingthusiasm Listeners
Language and Linguistics CompassPodcasting is now an established entertainment medium, and is a useful platform for content that can find a niche global audience outside of traditional broadcast media.
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The Teacher as Educational Linguist
1997Language is the teacher’s central resource. Whether the school is seen as the main agency for the promotion of literacy, as the location for expert to novice dialogue in the Socratic tradition, or as the source of exploratory talk among students to facilitate learning, the management of linguistic interaction is crucial to effective pedagogy.
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