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Garth Boomer Address 2017 : low SES contexts and English
Sawyer, Wayne (R8537). - : Norwood, S.A., Australian Association for the Teaching of English, 2017
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The grammar of memory
Sawyer, Wayne (R8537). - : U.K., Routledge, 2016
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Building on Children's Linguistic Repertoires to Enrich Learning: A Project Report for the NSW Department of Education
Somerville, Margaret (R16984); D'warte, Jacqueline (R16971); Sawyer, Wayne (R8537). - : Kingswood, N.S.W., Western Sydney University, 2016
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Exploring linguistic repertoires : applications for writing
D'warte, Jacqueline (R16971). - : Melbourne, Vic., Pearson Australia, 2016
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Cosmopolitanism, contemporary communication theory and cultural literacy in the EAL/D classroom
Reid, Carol (R8461); Jones-Diaz, Criss (R7925); Alsaiari, Hussain (S30119). - : Hindmarsh, S.A., Austaralian Council of TESOL Associations, 2016
Abstract: The impact of globalisation on classrooms is leading to greater complexity. Students are now increasingly mobile, more connected across time and space, and draw on multiple ways of learning and understanding. In this paper, we draw on cosmopolitan theory to provide a conceptual framework for understanding the nature of transformation, which is central to cosmopolitanism in general, so that intercultural understanding can be conceptualised as the creation of new knowledge. Such a process rests on social and cultural practices that transform personal relations as well as the self. This theoretical framing is then put into dialogue with contemporary communication theory and cultural literacy to highlight the connections between cosmopolitan concepts of transformation and the social and cultural practices involved in producing new knowledge. To elucidate this abstract discussion, the paper examines halaqah [or circle], an Arabian pedagogical model, to explore the ways that English as an Additional Language/Dialect (EAL/D) teachers might acknowledge that this model is shared with other cultures. In acknowledging that contemporary practice in Australia shares practice with Arabic cultures, EAL/D teachers not only reveal local and global connections but bring into Australian classrooms a different language to describe a familiar practice and therefore a recognition of what children also bring. The paper concludes with a brief discussion of the usefulness of cosmopolitan theory for intercultural understanding in the EAL/D classroom.
Keyword: 130207 - LOTE; 939902 - Education and Training Theory and Methodology; communication; education; ESL and TESOL Curriculum and Pedagogy (excl. Maori); language and languages; literacy
URL: http://handle.uws.edu.au:8081/1959.7/uws:36542
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Reflections on language and literacy : recognising what young people know and can do
D'warte, Jacqueline (R16971). - : Port Melbourne, Vic., Cambridge University Press, 2015
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