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La educación en la lengua materna: Una mirada a la escuela de verano en Pacheco Elementary
In: World Languages and Cultures (2014)
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“Mapping Paris”: Using GIS Technology for a Blended Learning Approach in a Foreign Language and Culture Course
In: Blended Learning in the Liberal Arts Conference (2014)
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Developing Attitudes toward Learning Arabic as a Foreign Language among American University and College Students
In: Faculty Contributions to Books (2014)
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Test-based Accountability Systems: Concerns for Indiana’s Multilingual Learners and Their Teachers
In: Scholarship and Professional Work – Education (2014)
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Case Studies of Online Testing in Multicultural School Districts
In: Scholarship and Professional Work – Education (2014)
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Book review of Engage the creative arts: A framework for sheltering and scaffolding instruction for English language learners (2013), by Sharon Adelman Reyes.
In: Scholarship and Professional Work – Education (2014)
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An Observational Study Among Refugee Students Over 60 Years Old
In: College of Health Sciences Presentations (2014)
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Linguistics and TESOL at SUNY Oswego
In: Taking Linguistics Beyond Linguistics Programs and Departments Symposium (2014)
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A Critical Humanist Curriculum
In: Literacy, Language, and Culture Faculty Publications and Presentations (2014)
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Teaching to the Teachers: Secondary Education English Students in the Introductory Linguistics Course
In: Taking Linguistics Beyond Linguistics Programs and Departments Symposium (2014)
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Expanding the Conversation: Factors Influencing Quality Multicultural Literature in Western United States Elementary School Libraries
In: McNair Scholars Research Journal (2014)
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Circling the Drain: Why Creativity Won’t Be Coming to School Today, or Ever
In: Literacy, Language, and Culture Faculty Publications and Presentations (2014)
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Holistic Approach to Promoting Student Engagement: Case Studies of Six Refugee Students in Upper Elementary
In: Boise State University Theses and Dissertations (2014)
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Nepantlera Pedagogy: An Axiological Posture for Preparing Critically Conscious Teachers in the Borderlands
In: Literacy, Language, and Culture Faculty Publications and Presentations (2014)
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Enhanced Storytimes: Effects on Parent/Caregiver Knowledge, Motivation, and Behaviors
In: Literacy, Language, and Culture Faculty Publications and Presentations (2014)
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Language and the Law
In: Taking Linguistics Beyond Linguistics Programs and Departments Symposium (2014)
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The Market, Multiculturalism and Leitkultur : Responding to Žižek's Challenge
In: Literacy, Language, and Culture Faculty Publications and Presentations (2014)
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Weaving Linguistics Into a Range of Fabrics
In: Taking Linguistics Beyond Linguistics Programs and Departments Symposium (2014)
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Linguistic Foundations for L2 Pronunciation Teaching
In: Taking Linguistics Beyond Linguistics Programs and Departments Symposium (2014)
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Linguistic Advocacy as a Bridge Between Disciplines
In: Taking Linguistics Beyond Linguistics Programs and Departments Symposium (2014)
Abstract: Linguistics involves, at its core, advocacy for a key part of human existence: No matter our linguistic specialty, we advocate for human language on a variety of different levels from the social and political to the scientific. Certainly, as educators, our position as advocates leaks into our pedagogy as we try to instill in our students both the rote knowledge of our discipline and also the responsibility of utilizing that knowledge in the “real world.” Many of us even create assignments that engage our students to become real-world advocates, and yet these assignments may remain within the silos of our classrooms. Our presentation builds on this idea of advocacy as a pedagogical strategy that can work to both attract and involve students from a wide variety of academic concentrations, as well as allow linguists to share best practices of real-world advocacy that they may already be implementing within their own classrooms and as part of their own research agendas. Specifically, we discuss utilizing advocacy case studies including the uptake of flu vaccination in a rural, Southwestern Appalachian community; the linguistic processes underlying agreement and understanding in political argumentation; and the sociolinguistic effects of contact between English and indigenous languages in Alaska as strategies to reach more broadly across our campuses while at the same time maintaining a depth of linguistic study that is within the tradition of our discipline. We further describe how using such case studies in the classroom can help build bridges between linguistics and students and faculty in fields such as the health sciences, psychology, anthropology, and sociology, all of which have their own advocacy traditions that mesh well with that of linguistics, and how such bridge-building can work to strengthen the profile of linguistics at a time when restrictions on resource allocation are putting pressure on fields throughout higher education. To access PowerPoint slides for this presentation: Click the "Download" button on the upper right-hand side of the page.
Keyword: Education; Linguistics
URL: https://scholarworks.boisestate.edu/lsa2014_symposium/9
https://scholarworks.boisestate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1008&context=lsa2014_symposium
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