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Has Bilingual Education Been Columbused? | The Educational Linguist
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Making connections between educational linguistics and educational reform. January 25, 2015. Has Bilingual Education Been Columbused? Has bilingual education been columbused. Have programs that Latino community activists fought for since the 1960s now been “discovered” by White middle and upper-class communities? One illustrative example that the answer to both of these questions is a worrisome yes can be found in a recent New York Times Article entitled Making Language Immersion Fun for Kids. Please log...
What if we talked about monolingual White children the way we talk about low-income children of color? | The Educational Linguist
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Making connections between educational linguistics and educational reform. July 6, 2015. What if we talked about monolingual White children the way we talk about low-income children of color? I have written a previous post debunking the so-called language-gap. In this post I flip the script and imagine a world where interventions have been developed for monolingual White children using the same language gap discourse. Next post →. Follow Blog via Email. Join 352 other followers. Follow me on Twitter.
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Unpacking the so-called “language gap” | The Educational Linguist
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Making connections between educational linguistics and educational reform. November 18, 2013. Unpacking the so-called “language gap”. A recent study that documents the so-called “language gap”. Has been making the rounds on my twitter and Facebook feeds in recent weeks. In this post, I will examine this study and offer an alternative approach informed by educational linguistics that I think is a more productive starting point in educational reform initiatives. So does this prove a language gap? HeathR...
What if we talked about monolingual White children the way we talk about low-income children of color? | The Educational Linguist
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Making connections between educational linguistics and educational reform. July 6, 2015. What if we talked about monolingual White children the way we talk about low-income children of color? I have written a previous post debunking the so-called language-gap. In this post I flip the script and imagine a world where interventions have been developed for monolingual White children using the same language gap discourse. Next post →. Follow Blog via Email. Join 325 other followers. Follow me on Twitter.
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critical applied linguistics – Language and Equity
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Musings of a bilingual educator and critical applied linguist. Welcome to Language & Equity. Category: critical applied linguistics. What do we tell the teachers? 8211; Pt. 3: About Academic Language. My intention was to follow up previous posts about rethinking language(ing) with something about the implications of these new thoughts on second language acquisition pedagogies, but sometimes the universe has other plans. I recently had an article published in Miriada Hispánica. A Continuum of Language.
SLA – Language and Equity
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Musings of a bilingual educator and critical applied linguist. Welcome to Language & Equity. What do we tell the teachers? 8211; Pt. 3: About Academic Language. My intention was to follow up previous posts about rethinking language(ing) with something about the implications of these new thoughts on second language acquisition pedagogies, but sometimes the universe has other plans. I recently had an article published in Miriada Hispánica. Dichotomies and Deficit Thinking. A Continuum of Language. This fra...
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Use the form on the right to contact us. You can edit the text in this area, and change where the contact form on the right submits to, by entering edit mode using the modes on the bottom right. 123 Street Avenue, City Town, 99999. You can set your address, phone number, email and site description in the settings tab. Link to read me page. Maneka Deanna Brooks, PhD. Maneka Deanna Brooks, PhD. Does the long-term English learner label hurt the students it was intended to help? May 21, 2016. Describes their...
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Student for life, daughter, sister, smiler, old-things-lover, dolce far niente-er, pray-er. June 17, 2015. While sipping on Moroccan tea…. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Dreams full of Love, and a Love full of Dreams. Making connections between educational linguistics and educational reform. To Paris and Beyond. Ndashaka kwiga - I want to learn/discover. A masters student in international educational development work interns in Rwanda. To Siva in Samoa. Learning the dance of life in Samoa.
While grinning… – Pensées
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Student for life, daughter, sister, smiler, old-things-lover, dolce far niente-er, pray-er. July 23, 2015. July 23, 2015. Now we’re talking! 8217; I am no exception. 8217; He looked at me as one would look at a person who just asked you, ‘Why is gender equality important? 8217;, and slowly said, ‘so you can visit the field? In turn his eyes lit up (did I imagine that? I have taken a step back and flexed my hips and knees and the choir has begun. Got to run now! PPS I apologize for the lack of pictures, b...
While sipping on Moroccan tea… – Pensées
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Student for life, daughter, sister, smiler, old-things-lover, dolce far niente-er, pray-er. June 17, 2015. While sipping on Moroccan tea…. One of the most thrilling features of the University of Pennsylvania’s Graduate School of Education’s International Educational Development Program, finally allowed me to travel to Rabat, Morocco for a summer internship. To say I am excited, would be an understatement. To say ‘Je suis excitée’ in french, would be inadvisable (Thanks Dani. For the heads up). I wanted t...
While waiting for sleep… – Pensées
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Student for life, daughter, sister, smiler, old-things-lover, dolce far niente-er, pray-er. July 16, 2015. While waiting for sleep…. La plage de Rabat. I have been putting aside all plans of exploring Morocco, thinking ‘let me settle in first’, and I just realized that I only have the other half of my time remaining here. Classic. Need to get moving! Let me help you! Remember the passing phase you had growing up, when you wanted to become a doctor? Things that make me sigh-. I miss having old friends I c...
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Twitter, #ASCA14, and #FLOTUS | High School Matters
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Is this real life? The true story of a high school educator. It’s All About Me. Twitter, #ASCA14, and #FLOTUS. The ASCA conference was amazing! In my short time there (only 30 total hours spent traveling, in Florida, and the conference), I was entirely inspired! I saw school counselors moved to tears as the First Lady #FLOTUS addressed us all in the morning’s general session. I saw my good friend and colleague, Catherine Allen. Especially since I’ve given up Facebook. Why I gave up Facebook ». You are co...
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Putting it all on… | Getting Schooled
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Putting it all on…. I’m in the process of getting prepped for THE FULL TAKEOVER OF RESPONSIBILITIES and it is…difficult. Being able to flit in and out of the classroom because of my courses was a misleading experience. It really only gave me a glimpse of the bad days, days like the ones we have been having in my kindergarten classroom. Do they understand I do it because I want that recommendation for a job next year? Is that even what I need to do or is it supposed to be this complicated? I think I need ...
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New Beginnings | Getting Schooled
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I’ve always loved the beginning of a new school year. New pencils, new notebooks, the feeling of a fresh start. I’ve been living this new beginning every September for 18 years, but this year’s a little bit different–I’m starting it as a teacher. The job has begun…. I signed up for redditgifts for the Teachers. More than filling my classroom with supplies and making it feel comfortable is the weight of… well,. I keep telling people, “I’m new, so I don’t really know anything! But I’ve decided this f...
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Making connections between educational linguistics and educational reform. Is Monolingualism a Disadvantage? Not if you’re White. July 29, 2015. In my most recent blog post I flipped the script and asked the question: What if we talked about monolingual White children the way we talk about low-income children of color? That celebrate monolingualism in White communities while pathologizing it in communities of color. Tom has all of the advantages in the world. He comes to school speaking the same vari...
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