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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Language Socialisation"”.

  1. Faith, family and choice : agency in the English language socialisation of young Saudi women

    … of young Saudi women in relation to choosing language opportunities helps to understand issues pertaining to these women in their real worlds. This thesis expands on female learners accessing desired English learning opportunities by investigating how four young Saudi women, transitioning from …

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  2. The language socialisation experiences of a grade r child in a black middle-class multilingual family

    South Africa (SA) is home to 11 official named languages; its Language in Education Policy (LIEP) identifies multilingualism as one of the defining characteristics of its citizenry (DOE, 1997). Moreover, English is the official Language of Learning and Teaching (LOLT) in most ex-Model C schools …

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  3. Bilingualism in a functional perspective : the language and content learning of immigrant entrepreneurs

    … a bilingual (Cantonese and English) business and language program which aims to relate the linguistic and managerial knowledge acquired in class to the business operations. This case study raises problematic questions for both LSP (Language for Specific Purposes) research and bilingual …

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  4. Resisting dominant language and literacy ideologies through family multilingualism and the making of ikhaya

    … uninhibited, long before the understanding of ‘language policy' as regulating mechanism with its oppressive monoglossic language ideologies (Romaine, 2001) came into being. As a consequence of occupation and division of African regions into colonies, monolingual ideologies that favoured European …

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