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Tag Archives: World Englishes
Linguicism Simulation Classroom Activity
As my previous blog discussed, linguicism, or linguistic discrimination, happens more often than many are aware—in society as a whole, in local communities, and even in school classrooms. Because it is often overlooked, there is a need for increased awareness. … Continue reading
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Tagged as applied linguistics, classroom activities, evergreen, language discrmination, linguicism, World Englishes
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Embracing the International TESOL Perspective
This weekend, I participated in the Southwest Fulbright Symposium in Texas, and it was just what I needed for renewed inspiration about the importance of international perspective in our field. In one morning, I listened to colleagues talk about brokering peace in Colombia, … Continue reading
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Tagged as English as a lingua franca, field trips, Kristen Lindahl, professional development, teacher education, World Englishes
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English as a Global Language: 4 Academic Journals
After publishing a blog presenting several journals in the fields of second language acquisition and English teaching, I received a few emails from TESOL community members asking me to continue introducing more journals in the field. So back to academic journals! … Continue reading
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Tagged as academic journals, elena shvidko, English as a Global Language, ESL writing, evergreen, professional development, World Englishes
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