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Austin book Review Teachers College REcord.pdf
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2021)
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Khan & Austin 2018 Collaborating across National Boundaries for Narrative Teaching (1).pdf
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2018)
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American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages-Heritage Language SIG Newsletter
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2015)
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SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP on HERITAGE LANGUAGES-FALL NEWSLETTER
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2015)
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Content-based second language teaching and learning : an interactive approach
Haley, Marjorie Hall; Austin, Theresa Y.. - Upper Saddle River, New Jersey [u.a.] : Pearson, 2014
UB Frankfurt Linguistik
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Testing /Assessing Literacies: How Do Educators Build Useful Knowledge About Second Language Learners’ Development?
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2012)
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Challenges for Latino Educators Crossing Symbolic, Cultural, and Linguistic Boundaries: Coming to Voice in Teacher Preparation with Competing Voices
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2010)
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Conflicting Discourses in Language Teacher Education: Reclaiming Voice in the Struggle
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2009)
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Learning Through Diversity About Diversity
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2007)
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Kubota & Austin 2007 Critical Approaches to World Lang Ed in US_An Intro. 1-9.pdf
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2007)
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Diversity and Sociopolitical Issues in Foreign Language Classrooms: An Exploratory Survey
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2003)
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SIG Corner: African-American Students Special Interest Group -- Teaching Foreign Languages to the African-American Student
In: Foreign language annals. - New York, NY 35 (2002) 5, 599-600
OLC Linguistik
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"You can't step on someone else's words": Preparing all teachers to teach language minority students
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2002)
Abstract: The U.S. educational system and teacher education programs have not adjusted to demographic changes in the student population, including a growing number of language minority students. Mainstream teachers are expected to teach all students to high standards, but they are frequently not given the professional skills to teach students whose language and culture are different from their own. The Power of Culture: Teaching Across Language Difference examines the pedagogical and political supports necessary to give language minority students a high-quality education in mainstream classrooms. The volume focuses on three key issues of educational reform— high-stakes assessment, effective pedagogy, and teacher preparation—as they relate to teaching a diverse student body to high academic standards. Contributing authors assess the effects of high-stakes testing on language minority students, and debate whether educational reform has, in implementation, drifted away from the principle of equity. Vivid descriptions of classrooms exemplify the art and science of teaching language minority students using the power of culture: the power of the mainstream culture and of the students' home cultures. Classroom studies focus on students from a variety of backgrounds, including Cambodian, Cape Verdean, Chinese, and Puerto Rican, as well as literacy students from Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, and Somalia who arrived in the United States with no literacy skills in either their native language or English. The Power of Culture highlights mainstream teachers and teacher preparation programs that are taking the diversity challenge seriously and are responding to the complexities of teaching language minority students in constructive and innovative ways. By examining the high-stakes educational context, examples of successful teaching across language difference, and teacher education programs that help teachers recognize and utilize the power of culture, The Power of Culture provides a timely compendium of studies and analyses to guide educators and administrators as they work to fulfill the reform promise of excellence for all students.
Keyword: Education
URL: https://works.bepress.com/theresa_austin/10
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Social interaction and language development in a FLES classroom
In: Theresa Y. Austin (2000)
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