Titlebook: Language Policy and Political Issues in Education; Teresa McCarty,Stephen May Living reference work 20200th edition

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Indigenous Language Policy and Education in Mexico,and complex challenges are far from being realized. In spite of the “unity in diversity” initiative advanced by the Coordinación General de Educación Intercultural Bilingüe (General Coordination of Intercultural Bilingual Education) and the Ley General de Derechos Lingüísticos de los Pueblos Indios

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International Law and Language Minority Education,l law especially suggest that further clarifications as to their impact and significance on education in a minority language are emerging and will take some time before there is a fuller understanding of the role international law plays in this area. Already they signal, however, that while there ma

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Language Education and Culture,language learners forge intercultural connections. This work is complicated by the fact that traditional understandings of language and culture are no longer tenable in a postcolonial, globalizing world where it is not always a straightforward matter to define what is meant by “culture” across socia

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Language Education and Globalization,ners contest monolithic representations of their heritage languages as located in their parents’ or grandparents’ countries of origin, and learners of English as an international language who study in center nations challenge native-speaker norms. On the other hand, Indigenous language educators and

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Language Education Policies and the Indigenous and Minority Languages of Northernmost Scandinavia aitical Sámi movement had been gaining strength, and during the 1970s, the official view on the Indigenous Sámi and their languages had become more positive in all three countries. Securing the maintenance of Sámi language and culture became the responsibility of the compulsory school system. Today,