Language Conflict in Educational Settings: International Perspectives delves into the intriguing intersection of contact linguistics and education, a topic that has been relatively unexplored until now.
Language Conflict in Educational Settings: International Perspectives delves into the intriguing intersection of contact linguistics and education, a topic that has been relatively unexplored until now.
Yliana V. Rodríguez is Assistant Professor in the Foreign Languages Center at the Universidad de la República (UdelaR), Uruguay. Adolfo Elizaincín is Emeritus Professor at the Universidad de la República (UdelaR), and Member of the Academia Nacional de Letras, Uruguay.
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Introduction. Why language contact leads to conflict and its relevance for education Part 1. How is linguistic diversity experienced and addressed in the classroom? 1. Conflict-friendly centripetal forces in the Mauritian linguistic landscape 2. Language Conflict in Multilingual Classroom: A Case Study in a Public School in the Kathmandu Valley 3. Portuguese in primary schools on the Uruguay-Brazil border: towards a teaching programme Part 2. In which ways can linguistic policy and planning help or interfere in language conflict contexts? 4. When monolingual meets plurilingual: Language ideologies in Br¿ko District's integrated education 5. Language-in-Education and Linguistic Ideologies: A Case Study of Media and Policy Discourse in Catalonia 6. Schools as a battlefield: new linguistic identities and their impact into educational settings in post-Yugoslav countries and abroad 7. Languages in conflict and conflicting Identities - the Hong Kong case Part 3. How is language maintained and revitalised in two opposite scenarios? 8. Ckunza language policy and the tensions between the community and the State 9. When the policy is to hide the conflict. Language politics and education in the autonomous community of Galicia Part 4. To what extent do hierarchy and hegemony interfere with policy making and teaching practices? 10. Examining educators' attitudes towards language education in the case of Greek Muslim students of Western Thrace in Greece 11. The language challenge in English-medium instruction classroom in a multilingual setting: A case of an interdisciplinary program in a Japanese university 12. University Students' Attitudes towards Multilingualism among Ethnolinguistic Communities in South Darfur 13. Spanish teaching in the Falklands. Can a dialect embody conflict?
Introduction. Why language contact leads to conflict and its relevance for education Part 1. How is linguistic diversity experienced and addressed in the classroom? 1. Conflict-friendly centripetal forces in the Mauritian linguistic landscape 2. Language Conflict in Multilingual Classroom: A Case Study in a Public School in the Kathmandu Valley 3. Portuguese in primary schools on the Uruguay-Brazil border: towards a teaching programme Part 2. In which ways can linguistic policy and planning help or interfere in language conflict contexts? 4. When monolingual meets plurilingual: Language ideologies in Br¿ko District's integrated education 5. Language-in-Education and Linguistic Ideologies: A Case Study of Media and Policy Discourse in Catalonia 6. Schools as a battlefield: new linguistic identities and their impact into educational settings in post-Yugoslav countries and abroad 7. Languages in conflict and conflicting Identities - the Hong Kong case Part 3. How is language maintained and revitalised in two opposite scenarios? 8. Ckunza language policy and the tensions between the community and the State 9. When the policy is to hide the conflict. Language politics and education in the autonomous community of Galicia Part 4. To what extent do hierarchy and hegemony interfere with policy making and teaching practices? 10. Examining educators' attitudes towards language education in the case of Greek Muslim students of Western Thrace in Greece 11. The language challenge in English-medium instruction classroom in a multilingual setting: A case of an interdisciplinary program in a Japanese university 12. University Students' Attitudes towards Multilingualism among Ethnolinguistic Communities in South Darfur 13. Spanish teaching in the Falklands. Can a dialect embody conflict?
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