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Translanguaging in Content-based Assessment
A few years ago, a multilingual student shared their experience of school assessment with me during a research project:
Ronan Kelly
Sep 4


Who gets to be legitimate in the English classroom? A view from the inside
As an English language learner, migrant, and long-time TESOL practitioner, I have often found myself navigating the space between what is pedagogically sound and what is socially expected in English language classrooms—particularly in the Chinese context.
Dan Zhou
Aug 27


Ecologies of Languaging, AI, and Humanity in Education
Prof. Angel M. Y. Lin, Chair Professor of Language, Literacy, and Social Semiotics in Education, The Education University of Hong Kong Prof. Angel Angel M. Y. Lin is a a leading scholar in the fields of English language education and critical literacies. In this interview, she shares her insight with Mobina Sahraee Juybari on the evolution of her research journey, the urgent challenges and opportunities in the field of language and literacy education, and the need for human
Angel M.Y. Lin
Aug 15
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