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The Spatial and Temporal Dimensions of Interactions: A Case Study of an Ethnic Grocery Shop
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Home is Where Our Story Begins: Family, Community, and Belonging for Sexuality and Gender Diverse CALD People
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A beginning Chinese teacher’s development of classroom management skills in a Sydney school : an action research project
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'Are these ones to taste?' : critical moments in Persian shops in Sydney
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'That's my husband's sees the smoke on this card bill he doesn't like me smoking' : service interactions in Persian shops in Sydney
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Evaluation of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse teen and Youth Mental Health First Aid
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Transversal resettlement transitions : young refugees navigating resettlement in Greater Western Sydney
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Managing diverse human capital for the Western Sydney region's economic and social development
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Transversal resettlement transitions : young refugees navigating resettlement in Greater Western Sydney
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Circles of Social Life, Liverpool: Settling Strangers; Supporting Disability Needs
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Reflectant tides : the aqueous poetics of Sydney in women's fiction, 1934-1947
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‘Life is pulled back by such things’ : intersections between language acquisition, qualifications, employment and access to settlement services among migrants in Western Sydney
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Youth as contested sites of culture : the intergenerational acculturation gap amongst new migrant communities : parental and young adult perspectives
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The framing of the linguistic landscapes of Persian shop signs in Sydney
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Mapping Students’ Everyday Multimodal Language Practices in a High Needs School: Final Project Report
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“Wogs, westies and writing in Western Sydney" : the reappropriating of labels and the teaching of academic English
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Hale, Adrian (R13953). - : Mowbray, Tas., Australian Multicultural Interaction Institute, 2015
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Students and educators at the University of Western Sydney (UWS) have long had to confront issues of social isolation-division: geography, migration, class, welfare-capital inequities, wide variations in English-language competence and accent, and lower than national-average educational backgrounds. Various offensive labels have been invented, or re-applied, by the wider community to refer to the people who live in the suburban areas serviced by this university. These labels are symbolic of much deeper social divisions, but they can also be seen as derogatory referents to people with low social –including linguistic - capital. A new, linguistics-based approach to the teaching of Academic English at UWS seeks to reverse the stigma of offensive labelling as an impediment in the pursuit of literacy, motivation and, ultimately, social empowerment. Indeed, it may very well be true that, for many of these students, the perceived deficiencies in capital are actually linguistic and cognitive advantages which directly assist in their apprehension of the academic register of English.
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Keyword:
200401 - Applied Linguistics and Educational Linguistics; academic language; academic writing; Australia; Centre for Western Sydney; education; ethnic identity; New South Wales; university students; Western Sydney (N.S.W.); Western Sydney University
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URL: http://www.auamii.com/jiir/Vol-02/issue-04/3Hale.pdf http://handle.uws.edu.au:8081/1959.7/uws:30946
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Psychological trauma and help seeking behaviour amongst resettled Iraqi refugees in attending English tuition classes in Australia
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Connecting Australian students' prior knowledge with their foreign language learning : a beginning Mandarin teacher's exploration of strategies through language transfer
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Do patients from culturally diverse communities in Sydney have differing knowledge, beliefs and expectations about antibiotic use for respiratory infections?
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Student Trajectory Aspiration Research (STAR): A Study of Aspirations, Enablers and Barriers to Further Education in the Blacktown Learning Community
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