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1 AAE and Variation in Teachers’ Attitudes: A Question of School Philosophy? Blake, Renée
2003
2 p. 163-194
32 p.
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2 A book review symposium Rymes, Betsy
2009
2 p. 200-208
9 p.
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3 A critical discourse analysis of racial literacy in teacher education Rogers, Rebecca
2008
2 p. 107-131
25 p.
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4 A critical investigation of test use: Language testing, the social dimension Schissel, Jamie L.
2010
2 p. 126-128
3 p.
artikel
5 Adult literacy/child literacy: One world or worlds apart? Foorman, Barbara R.
1991
2 p. 103-108
6 p.
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6 African American kindergartners' spoken narratives: Topic associating and topic centered styles Hyon, Sunny
1994
2 p. 121-152
32 p.
artikel
7 A functional perspective on the critical ‘theory/practice’ relation in teaching language and science Mohan, Bernard
2005
2 p. 151-172
22 p.
artikel
8 Agency in a geometry review lesson: A linguistic view on teacher and student division of labor González, Gloriana
2012
2 p. 182-199
18 p.
artikel
9 Analysis of interaction in CLIL classrooms Seedhouse, Paul
2009
2 p. 209-210
2 p.
artikel
10 An environmental approach to informal evaluation in preschools Dickinson, David K.
1990
2 p. 147-163
17 p.
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11 An introduction to sociolinguistics: Review Osiapem, Iyabo F.
2012
2 p. 215-216
2 p.
artikel
12 Announcement 2010
2 p. vi-
1 p.
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13 Announcement 2010
2 p. v-
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14 A “rhetoric of conversational storytelling”: Strategies and purposes in narrative Sorokin, Anissa J.
2011
2 p. 187-188
2 p.
artikel
15 A select bibliography of research on Africanized English and education Harris, Ovetta
1995
2 p. 151-156
6 p.
artikel
16 Ask no questions: Sociolinguisticissues in experimental and testing contexts Emihovich, Catherine
1990
2 p. 165-183
19 p.
artikel
17 A sociocultural perspective on ESOL teachers’ linguistic knowledge for teaching Reeves, Jenelle
2009
2 p. 109-125
17 p.
artikel
18 Assessing students' communicativecompetence using a linguistic analysis procedure DeStefano, Johanna S.
1990
2 p. 127-145
19 p.
artikel
19 Assignment of pronoun reference: Evidence that young readers control cohesion Freeman, David E.
1988
2 p. 153-176
24 p.
artikel
20 Been there, done that: What's new about new technologies? Warschauer, Mark
2010
2 p. 121-122
2 p.
artikel
21 Between humanistic and scientificgeneralizations: “Personalistic” linguistics and particularity of text as possible organizing themes Wallat, Cynthia
1988
2 p. 199-205
7 p.
artikel
22 Beyond two-handed reasoning: Commentary on Egan's work Dickinson, David K.
1993
2 p. 187-194
8 p.
artikel
23 Bilingual college writers’ collaborative writing of word problems Esquinca, Alberto
2011
2 p. 150-167
18 p.
artikel
24 Bilingual education for bilingual students O’Brien, Ingrid
2012
2 p. 211-212
2 p.
artikel
25 Child and adult literacy from a cognitive-developmental point of view: Comments on the articles by Dyson and Lytle Ammon, Paul
1991
2 p. 163-168
6 p.
artikel
26 Circles of Conscientização: Towards emancipatory discourses in teacher education Thomas, Ebony Elizabeth
2011
2 p. 182-184
3 p.
artikel
27 Claiming our own space: Polyphony in teacher–student dialogue Skidmore, David
2012
2 p. 200-210
11 p.
artikel
28 Cohesion in spoken and written dialogue: An investigation of cultural and textual constraints DeStefano, Johanna S.
1988
2 p. 105-124
20 p.
artikel
29 Collusion, resistance, and reflexivity: indigenous teacher education in Brazil cavalcanti, marilda C.
1996
2 p. 175-188
14 p.
artikel
30 Common Task and Uncommon Knowledge: Dissenting Voices in the Discursive Construction of Physics Across Small Laboratory Groups Kelly, Gregory
2001
2 p. 135-174
40 p.
artikel
31 Communicative aspects of definitions in classroom interaction Temmerman, Martina
2009
2 p. 126-144
19 p.
artikel
32 Communicative competence and the conversation course: A social interaction perspective Brooks, Frank B.
1992
2 p. 219-246
28 p.
artikel
33 Constructing differences: A qualitative analysis of teachers’ perspectives on linguistic and cultural diversity Dooly, Melinda
2007
2 p. 142-166
25 p.
artikel
34 Contents 2008
2 p. iii-
1 p.
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35 Contents 2007
2 p. iii-
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36 Contents 2005
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37 Contents 2006
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38 Contents 2009
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39 Contents 2011
2 p. iii-
1 p.
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40 Contents page 2010
2 p. iii-
1 p.
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41 Critical issues for language and content in mainstream classrooms: Introduction Barwell, Richard
2005
2 p. 143-150
8 p.
artikel
42 Current topics in NLS: Locally situated literacy practices in global contexts Gillstrom, Elizabeth
2010
2 p. 132-133
2 p.
artikel
43 Developing new literacies using commercial videogames as educational tools Lacasa, Pilar
2008
2 p. 85-106
22 p.
artikel
44 Dialect readers revisited Rickford, John R.
1995
2 p. 107-128
22 p.
artikel
45 Displaying orientation in the classroom: Students’ multimodal responses to teacher instructions Bezemer, Jeff
2008
2 p. 166-178
13 p.
artikel
46 Dominant discourses and resistant storylines: A longitudinal study of literacy practices Nyberg, Valerie
2008
2 p. 197-199
3 p.
artikel
47 Ecology and development in classroom communication Barowy, William
2008
2 p. 149-165
17 p.
artikel
48 EDB 2003
2 p. ii-
1 p.
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49 Editorial Board 2008
2 p. CO2-
1 p.
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50 Editorial Board 2007
2 p. CO2-
1 p.
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51 Editorial Board 2010
2 p. CO2-
1 p.
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52 Editorial Board 2005
2 p. ii-
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53 Editorial Board 2006
2 p. CO2-
1 p.
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54 Editorial Board 2009
2 p. CO2-
1 p.
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55 Editorial Board 2011
2 p. CO2-
1 p.
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56 Editorial Board 2012
2 p. CO2-
1 p.
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57 Editors' note Bloome, David
1993
2 p. 117-
1 p.
artikel
58 Editor's note Bloome, David
1993
2 p. 91-
1 p.
artikel
59 English literacy acquisition: From cultural trauma to learning disabilities in minority students Trueba, Henry T.
1988
2 p. 125-151
27 p.
artikel
60 Exploring language teachers’ mental lives Johnson, Karen E.
2008
2 p. 195-196
2 p.
artikel
61 Exploring the role of informal social interaction in foreign language learning Sung, Chit Cheung Matthew
2012
2 p. 221-222
2 p.
artikel
62 First-year teaching: Instability-reducing behavior and student failure Barkhuizen, Gary P.
1994
2 p. 99-119
21 p.
artikel
63 Framing literary text worlds through real-world social negotiations Beach, Richard
1997
2 p. 159-198
40 p.
artikel
64 From conflict to clarification: A comment on Egan's “narrative and learning: A voyage of implications” Gardner, Howard
1993
2 p. 181-185
5 p.
artikel
65 From roots to shoots: Bridging continents and cultures through the branches of globalized English Fasching-Varner, Kenneth J.
2012
2 p. 217-218
2 p.
artikel
66 Fusing pedagogic horizons: Language and content teaching in the mainstream Arkoudis, Sophie
2005
2 p. 173-187
15 p.
artikel
67 Gender and genre in early writing Kamler, Barbara
1994
2 p. 153-182
30 p.
artikel
68 Going deep and wide with a corpus study Salehzadeh, Julia
2008
2 p. 200-201
2 p.
artikel
69 “Going up there”: Challenges and opportunities for language minority students during a mainstream classroom speech event Bunch, George C.
2009
2 p. 81-108
28 p.
artikel
70 How can teacher talk support learning? Sharpe, Tina
2008
2 p. 132-148
17 p.
artikel
71 In Search of a Profound Answer: Mainstream Scripts and the Marginalization of Advanced-Track Urban Students Higgins, Christina M
2003
2 p. 195-220
26 p.
artikel
72 Integrating language and content: Issues from the mathematics classroom Barwell, Richard
2005
2 p. 205-218
14 p.
artikel
73 Interpreted writing center tutorials with college-level deaf students Babcock, Rebecca Day
2011
2 p. 95-117
23 p.
artikel
74 Introduction to the special issues on Africanized English and education: Part 2 Champion, Tempii
1995
2 p. 83-85
3 p.
artikel
75 Introduction to the special issues on education in multilingual settings: discourse, identities, and power part II: contesting legitimacy Martin-Jones, Marilyn
1996
2 p. 127-137
11 p.
artikel
76 Is this content-based language teaching? Creese, Angela
2005
2 p. 188-204
17 p.
artikel
77 “It's all human error!”: When a school science experiment fails Viechnicki, Gail Brendel
2006
2 p. 107-130
24 p.
artikel
78 Japanese preschoolers' theories about the “Hiragana” system of writing Kato, Yasuhiko
1998
2 p. 219-232
14 p.
artikel
79 Kindergartners' Development Toward “Invented” Spelling and a Glottographic Theory Kamii, Constance
2001
2 p. 195-210
16 p.
artikel
80 Language and content in bilingual education Leung, Constant
2005
2 p. 238-252
15 p.
artikel
81 Language, Class, and Identity: Teenagers Fashioning Themselves Through Language Gee, James Paul
2001
2 p. 175-194
20 p.
artikel
82 Language ideologies and the education of speakers of marginalized language varieties: Adopting a critical awareness approach Siegel, Jeff
2006
2 p. 157-174
18 p.
artikel
83 Language in context: A new model for evaluating student writing Matthiessen, Christian
1992
2 p. 173-193
21 p.
artikel
84 Language Mediation among Emergent Bilingual Children Olmedo, Irma M
2003
2 p. 143-162
20 p.
artikel
85 Learning Identity: A book review symposium Rymes, Betsy
2008
2 p. 179-186
8 p.
artikel
86 Learning your lines: Negotiating language and content in subject English Davison, Chris
2005
2 p. 219-237
19 p.
artikel
87 Legitimate language in a multilingual school Heller, Monica
1996
2 p. 139-157
19 p.
artikel
88 Linguistic pluralism or prescriptivism? A CDA of language ideologies in Talento, Peru's official textbook for the first-year of high school de los Heros, Susana
2009
2 p. 172-199
28 p.
artikel
89 Living literacy: Rethinking development in adulthood Lytle, Susan L.
1991
2 p. 109-138
30 p.
artikel
90 Lost opportunities to learn: The effects of education policy on primary language instruction for English learners Olson, Kate
2007
2 p. 121-141
21 p.
artikel
91 Micro-level teaching strategies for linguistically diverse learners Brown, David West
2006
2 p. 175-195
21 p.
artikel
92 ‘Miss! I’m done!’ Finishing craft assignments as a Situated Activity System in preschool Deunk, Marjolein
2010
2 p. 101-117
17 p.
artikel
93 More than cool reason: A field guide to poetic metaphor Lemke, J.L.
1992
2 p. 247-253
7 p.
artikel
94 Moves in hypertext: The resource of negotiation as a means to describe the way students navigate a pathway through hypertext Zammit, Katina
2011
2 p. 168-181
14 p.
artikel
95 Narrative analysis: Filtering individual differences in competence Wilkinson, Louise Cherry
1993
2 p. 195-210
16 p.
artikel
96 Narrative and learning: A voyage of implications Egan, Kiran
1993
2 p. 119-126
8 p.
artikel
97 Narrative as Evidence in Literacy Research Baynham, Mike
2000
2 p. 99-117
19 p.
artikel
98 Narrative as gendered social practice: In search of different story lines for language research Gilbert, Pam
1993
2 p. 211-218
8 p.
artikel
99 Narrative discourse and classroom learning: An essay response to Egan's “narrative and learning: A voyage of implications” Hicks, Deborah
1993
2 p. 127-148
22 p.
artikel
100 Narratives in Two Languages: Assessing Performance of Bilingual Children Gutiérrez-Clellen, Vera F
2002
2 p. 175-197
23 p.
artikel
101 Negotiation of meaning as a tool for evaluating conversational skills in the OPI Kitajima, Ryu
2009
2 p. 145-171
27 p.
artikel
102 [No title] Cazden, Courtney B.
1998
2 p. 241-243
3 p.
artikel
103 [No title] Hamann, Edmund T.
1998
2 p. 237-240
4 p.
artikel
104 [No title] Rymes, Betsy
1998
2 p. 233-235
3 p.
artikel
105 [No title] Christensen, Lauren M.B.
2008
2 p. 187-191
5 p.
artikel
106 [No title] Eilam, Aviad
2008
2 p. 192-194
3 p.
artikel
107 [No title] Muñoz, Kristine
2010
2 p. 134-136
3 p.
artikel
108 [No title] Souto-Manning, Mariana
2006
2 p. 202-205
4 p.
artikel
109 [No title] Green, Ann E.
2006
2 p. 196-198
3 p.
artikel
110 [No title] Snyder-Frey, Alicia
2006
2 p. 199-201
3 p.
artikel
111 [No title] Nelson, Mark Evan
2012
2 p. 213-214
2 p.
artikel
112 [No title] Chovanec, Jan
2012
2 p. 219-220
2 p.
artikel
113 On task in classroom discourse Heap, James L.
1988
2 p. 177-198
22 p.
artikel
114 Participant examples and classroom interaction Wortham, Stanton E.F.
1992
2 p. 195-217
23 p.
artikel
115 Phenomenology and Mathematical Experience Roth, Wolff-Michael
2001
2 p. 239-252
14 p.
artikel
116 Preface Martin-Jones, Marilyn
1996
2 p. 125-
1 p.
artikel
117 Pre-Service Teacher Attitudes Toward Differing Dialects Cross, John B
2001
2 p. 211-227
17 p.
artikel
118 PUBLISHER'S NOTE/CEP 2003
2 p. v-
1 p.
artikel
119 Questioning our ideologies about narrative and learning: Response to Egan Pappas, Christine C.
1993
2 p. 157-164
8 p.
artikel
120 Reinventing the Enemy’s Language: Developing Narratives in Native American Children Westby, Carol
2002
2 p. 235-269
35 p.
artikel
121 Response to comments on “narrative and learning: A voyage of implications” Egan, Kieran
1993
2 p. 219-224
6 p.
artikel
122 Review of African American English: Structure, History, and Use Foster, Michele
2001
2 p. 229-232
4 p.
artikel
123 Review of Elliot W. Eisner, The Kind of Schools We Need: Personal Essays; John-Steiner, Vera
2000
2 p. 165-167
3 p.
artikel
124 Review of Intercultural Education and Literacy, An Ethnographic Study of Indigenous Knowledge and Learning in the Peruvian Amazon Berkley, Anthony
2000
2 p. 161-163
3 p.
artikel
125 Review of Language, Culture, and Power: Bilingual Families and the Struggle for Quality Education Sniad, Tamara Shane
2000
2 p. 175-177
3 p.
artikel
126 School’s Out!: Bridging Out-of-School Literacies with Classroom Practice, by Glynda Hull & Katherine Schultz (Eds.); 278 pp., NY: Teachers College Press, 2002, ISBN 0-8077-4189-2 Albert, Marta
2003
2 p. 221-225
5 p.
artikel
127 Shades of impersonality: Rhetorical positioning in the academic writing of Italian students of English Vergaro, Carla
2011
2 p. 118-132
15 p.
artikel
128 Society, education, linguistics, and language: Inclusion and exclusion in theory and practice De Beaugrande, Robert
1997
2 p. 99-158
60 p.
artikel
129 Sociolinguistic analysis: Nonformalassessment of children's language and literacy skills Wilkinson, Louise Cherry
1990
2 p. 109-125
17 p.
artikel
130 “Sound” explanations in school science: A functional linguistic perspective on effective apprenticing texts Unsworth, Len
1997
2 p. 199-226
28 p.
artikel
131 Spanish and English Proficiency in the Linguistic Encoding of Mental States in Narrative Retellings Silliman, Elaine R
2002
2 p. 199-234
36 p.
artikel
132 Students' power in classroom discourse Candela, Antonia
1998
2 p. 139-163
25 p.
artikel
133 Studying the local as a window into the global Lee, Kathy
2010
2 p. 123-125
3 p.
artikel
134 Stylizing Standard Dutch by Moroccan boys in Antwerp Jaspers, Jürgen
2006
2 p. 131-156
26 p.
artikel
135 Supporting knowledge construction and literate talk in Secondary Social Studies Kramer-Dahl, Anneliese
2007
2 p. 167-199
33 p.
artikel
136 Talking that talk: The language of control, curriculum, and critique Foster, Michele
1995
2 p. 129-150
22 p.
artikel
137 Talking through shadows of the past in the classrooms of today: Exploring rhetoric and narrative ethnographically with middle school students Fasching-Varner, Kenneth J.
2011
2 p. 192-193
2 p.
artikel
138 Talkin’ in the company of my sistas: The counterlanguages and deliberate silences of Black female students in teacher education Haddix, Marcelle M.
2012
2 p. 169-181
13 p.
artikel
139 Telling the Unknown Story Complex and Explicit Narration by African American Preadolescents—Preliminary Examination of Gender and Socioeconomic Issues Mainess, Karen J
2002
2 p. 151-173
23 p.
artikel
140 Telling what is real: competing views in assessing ESL development Moore, Helen
1996
2 p. 189-228
40 p.
artikel
141 The construction of schooled discourse repertoires: An interactional sociolinguistic perspective on learning to talk in preschool Kantor, Rebecca
1992
2 p. 131-172
42 p.
artikel
142 The effect of language shift on the acquisition of orientational systems, Choctaw and English Kwachka, Patricia
1991
2 p. 169-185
17 p.
artikel
143 The eternal context: Affective and cognitive egocentricity and maturation Foorman, B.R.
1993
2 p. 165-174
10 p.
artikel
144 The Grammatical and Interactional Organization of Teacher's Directives: Implications for Socialization of Chinese American Children He, Agnes Weiyun
2000
2 p. 119-140
22 p.
artikel
145 The (Im)possibilities of constructing multicultural language practices in research and pedagogy Willett, Jerri
1998
2 p. 165-218
54 p.
artikel
146 The key to a thorough understanding of language teaching Moreno, Nina
2011
2 p. 189-191
3 p.
artikel
147 The language of engagement in two highly interactive undergraduate mathematics classrooms Mesa, Vilma
2010
2 p. 83-100
18 p.
artikel
148 The law, linguistics, and education: Educational reform for African American language minority students Baugh, John
1995
2 p. 87-105
19 p.
artikel
149 The linguistics of liberation Mugane, J.
2006
2 p. 206-208
3 p.
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150 The Personal Is Political: What Natasha Lvovich and Karen Ogulnick's Personal Stories Tell Us About Identity, Language Learning, and Sociocultural Positioning Lin, Angel M.Y
2000
2 p. 169-173
5 p.
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151 The plot unit approach to story structure: An exploratory study of its application to stories written by four children from kindergarten to fifth grade Vine, Elaine W.
1994
2 p. 183-216
34 p.
artikel
152 The relevant text: Narrative, storytelling, and children's understanding of genre: Response to Egan Cook-Gumperz, Jenny
1993
2 p. 149-156
8 p.
artikel
153 The semiotics of narrative Berthoff, Ann E.
1993
2 p. 175-179
5 p.
artikel
154 The state of the language Lemke, J.L.
1991
2 p. 187-190
4 p.
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155 Thinking and Saying in the Classroom: An Exploration of the Use of Projection by Teachers and Children Torr, Jane
2000
2 p. 141-159
19 p.
artikel
156 Three Dilemmas in Cross-Cultural Narrative Analysis: Introduction to the Special Issue Silliman, Elaine R
2002
2 p. 143-150
8 p.
artikel
157 Toward multisexual literacy in language education Li, Houxiang
2010
2 p. 118-120
3 p.
artikel
158 Towards a language-based theory of learning Halliday, M.A.K.
1993
2 p. 93-116
24 p.
artikel
159 Towards a metalanguage adequate to linguistic achievement in post-structuralism and English: Reflections on voicing in the writing of secondary students Macken-Horarik, Mary
2011
2 p. 133-149
17 p.
artikel
160 Towards a reconceptualization of written language development Dyson, Anne Haas
1991
2 p. 139-161
23 p.
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161 Training sociolinguistic awareness in school pedagogy: Students’ rights, students’ strategies, global cases Fabricius, Anne
2011
2 p. 185-186
2 p.
artikel
162 Voices of authority in conflict: The making of the expert in a language debate in Sweden Milani, Tommaso M.
2007
2 p. 99-120
22 p.
artikel
163 World Englishes and the possibility of paradigm shift Heng Hartse, Joel
2010
2 p. 129-131
3 p.
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164 Writing on the Plaza: Mediated Literacy Practices Among Scribes and Clients in Mexico City Kamberelis, George
2001
2 p. 233-237
5 p.
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165 You kan red this! Spelling and punctuation for whole language classrooms McGee, Lea
1993
2 p. 225-229
5 p.
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166 Youth, race, and resistance: a sociolinguistic perspective Rampton, Ben
1996
2 p. 159-173
15 p.
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