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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9460-4particular conceptions of classroom science knowledge, and position students as learners and knowers in relation to classroom science knowledge. Our data indicate that prescribed lab activities resulted in prescribed and constrained language practices, very different from the language used to explor

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Deep Space Composition and Staging education in the US. Drawing from the insights of 72 bilingual teacher candidates, this work illuminates the means by which the hidden curriculum is layered into mathematics word problems in ways that carry specific cultural messages. Invoking a strongly postmodern approach, wherein “text” may cons

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M. Niamir-Fuller,E. Huber-Sannwaldnce can have critical consequences, as lack of proficiency of this discourse can limit their participation in science activities and consequently their appropriation of science concepts. This paper identifies some science discourse practices and utilizes the theory of Systemic Functional Linguistics

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