Titlebook: Envisioning TESOL through a Translanguaging Lens; Global Perspectives Zhongfeng Tian,Laila Aghai,Jamie L. Schissel Book 2020 Springer Natur

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978-3-030-47033-3Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020

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Envisioning TESOL through a Translanguaging Lens978-3-030-47031-9Series ISSN 1572-0292 Series E-ISSN 2215-1656

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Envisioning TESOL through a Translanguaging Lens in the Era of Post-multilingualism,ion of TESOL continues to promote English teaching and learning with entrenched monolingual bias across language-minoritized communities and diasporas. To counteract this trend, we, as the editors of this volume, offer one possibility – .. We explicate translanguaging as a multifaceted lens in three

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Framing the Realities of TESOL Practice Through a Translanguaging Lensroom, the deployment of multilingual resources and repertoires has long been a reality in many TESOL classrooms around the world. Although many teachers perceive a value in drawing on all the learners’ own linguistic resources to support learning, the multilingual classroom has, until now, been an ‘

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“No, Professor, That Is Not True”: First Attempts at Introducing Translanguaging to Pre–service Teaceriences as a teacher educator in her initial effort at discussing translanguaging and its pedagogical implications in a second language learning course. Discussions about translanguaging were marked by respectful but contentious debate, in which students differed strongly from their teacher in thei

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Reenvisioning Second Language Teacher Education Through Translanguaging Praxis particular attention to their adoption of a translanguaging stance. Specifically, we asked: What course and field experiences support PST and ISTs’ adoption of a translanguaging stance as a part of their knowledge and dispositions as TESOL educators? Our data, comprised of multimodal discussion pos

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Learning to Teach English for Justice from a Translanguaging Orientationmbodied translanguaging in a TESOL Certificate course to see if translanguaging as pedagogy affords students the elements necessary to teach for justice. Through collaborative qualitative methods utilizing teacher research we analyzed the course work of 19 student participants in the course to see t

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Pedagogical Sismo: Translanguaging Approaches for English Language Instruction and Assessment in Oaxessed, challenges. Our chapter aims to demonstrate how translanguaging can be integrated into both instruction and assessment in a university TESOL classroom for pre-service English teachers who are both learning English and learning how to be language teachers. Our participatory action research (PA