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ISBN 10: 184769134X
ISBN 13: 978-1847691347
Author: Dr. Jo Anne Kleifgen, Prof. George C. Bond
1. Introduction: Discourses of Linguistic Exceptionalism and Linguistic Diversity in Education - Jo Anne Kleifgen
Part 1: Language and Education in Africa
Introduction to Part 1 - George C. Bond
2. African Perspectives on Linguistic Diversity: Implications for Language Policy and Education - Sinfree Makoni and Barbara Trudell
3. Language in Education in Africa: Can Monolingual Policies Work in Multilingual Societies? - Casmir Rubagumya
4. Perspectives, Challenges and Prospects of African Languages in Education: A Case Study of Kiswahili in Tanzania - Peter Mtesigwa
5. Languages, Literacies, and Libraries: A View From Africa - Kate Parry
6. Street Setswana vs. School Setswana: Language Policies and the Forging of Identities in South African Classrooms - Susan E. Cook
Part 2: Language and Education in the Diaspora
Introduction to Part 2 - Jo Anne Kleifgen
7. Creole Exceptionalism and the (Mis-)Education of the Creole Speaker - Michel DeGraff
8. Political and Cultural Dimensions of Creole as a Regional Language in the French Antilles - Ellen M. Schnepel
9. Success or Failure? Language, Tracking, and Social Stratification of Anglophone Caribbean Students - Shondel Nero
10. Sierra Leonean and Liberian Students in ESL Programs in the US: The Role of Creole English - Christa de Kleine
11. Continued Marginalization: The Social Costs of Exceptionalism for African Refugee Learners of English - Doris S. Warriner
12. Linguistic Profiling, Education, and the Law Within and Beyond the African Diaspora - John Baugh
13. On Shallow Grammar: African American English and the Critique of Exceptionalism - Arthur K. Spears
14. African American English and the Public Interest - Walt Wolfram
15. Rockin' the Classroom: Using Hip Hop as an Educational Tool - Jon A. Yasin
Index
the languages of africa and the diaspora
the languages of africa
languages of the african diaspora
what is the african diaspora and why is it important
the african diaspora ap world history
Tags: Dr Jo Anne Kleifgen, Prof George C Bond, Languages, Africa, Diaspora, Educating, Language, Awareness, Perspectives, Education