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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
7 days ago


Fluid Interplay of Affect and Sensation: Transforming Plurilingual Pedagogies in English Language Classrooms
Dr Nashid Nigar & Prof Alex Kostogriz, Monash University Reimagining EAL/D Education: From Standard Norms to Sensory Pedagogies As shown...


"Kimchi is for Everyone": Moving Beyond Boundaries
A/Prof Julie Choi has just written a book called ‘Kimchi is for Everyone’, an exploration of personal identity and continuous growth. Dr Mobina Sahraee Juybari talked to Julie about the experiences that informed the book.
Julie Choi
Apr 24


We All Have Accents
Our world has become very interconnected. There are more speakers of English as an additional language than speakers considered to use
Elena Pirovano
Apr 8


Rethinking language use in English language education in China
I was born and raised during a golden era of English language education in China. By the time I was in the third grade, English had...
Kaiyu Ma
Jul 30, 2024


The native speaker and the monolingual imagination
When I was young, Japanese happened to me at school. It was external to me, geographically distant. I was here and Japanese was there. I...
Marianne Turner
Jun 28, 2024
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