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- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Contributors VII
- Foreword: Seeds of Transformation: The Power of Critical Language Awareness and Radical Inclusivity XIII
- Introduction: Critical Incidents in the Classroom: Realizing CLA and Radical Inclusivity Intersections XIX
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Part 1: What Does Radical Inclusivity Look Like in the Preparation of Undergraduate Writers?
- 1 Critical Language Awareness (CLA) Reading: Radical (and Rhetorical) Engagement with Texts 1
- 2 Fictional ‘Truths’ about Language: Using Creative Fiction for Radical Inclusion and Critical Language Awareness 17
- 3 Toward Radical Inclusivity in First Year Composition: A Lesson for CLA, Translingual Writing and Metacognitive Development 30
- 4 Radically Inclusive Teaching: A Lesson Utilizing the Learning about Written Languages (LaWL) Approach 39
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Part 2: What Does Radical Inclusivity Look Like in the Preparation of Language and Writing Teachers?
- 5 Critical Language Awareness and Translingual Pedagogies in the Language Teacher Education Classroom: An Enactment 51
- 6 Linguistic Landscapes, Discussion Forums and Conscientização: A Pedagogical Ensemble to Address Linguistic Glottonormativity in Language Teacher Education 68
- 7 Critical Language Awareness in Language Teacher Education: How Can Critical Autoethnographic Narrative Help? 84
- 8 Increasing Pre-Service ESOL Teachers’ Critical Language Awareness through Dialectical Variation 97
- 9 Radical Inclusivity in Language Teacher Education: Addressing Linguistic Bias and Linguistic Discrimination 111
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Part 3: What Does Radical Inclusivity Look Like in Community Engagement?
- 10 Metrolingual Maps: Exploring Multilingual Practices in the Community 125
- 11 The Dialogic Griot: Advocating for Communities through Story Mapping 136
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Part 4: What Does Radical Inclusivity Look Like in Institutional and Programmatic Contexts?
- 12 Exploring NCTE Position Statements as Opportunities for Critical Awareness and Inclusivity 155
- 13 Trauma-Informed Practice in a Radically Inclusive Classroom 168
- 14 Sparking Critical Awareness of Language Variation, Accent and Ideology through an Allyship Approach 181
- 15 Partnering with Students with Disabilities: Informed Practices and Support Networks 196
- Afterword: Moving Forward with Shared Understanding and Responsibility 212
- Index 216
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Contributors VII
- Foreword: Seeds of Transformation: The Power of Critical Language Awareness and Radical Inclusivity XIII
- Introduction: Critical Incidents in the Classroom: Realizing CLA and Radical Inclusivity Intersections XIX
-
Part 1: What Does Radical Inclusivity Look Like in the Preparation of Undergraduate Writers?
- 1 Critical Language Awareness (CLA) Reading: Radical (and Rhetorical) Engagement with Texts 1
- 2 Fictional ‘Truths’ about Language: Using Creative Fiction for Radical Inclusion and Critical Language Awareness 17
- 3 Toward Radical Inclusivity in First Year Composition: A Lesson for CLA, Translingual Writing and Metacognitive Development 30
- 4 Radically Inclusive Teaching: A Lesson Utilizing the Learning about Written Languages (LaWL) Approach 39
-
Part 2: What Does Radical Inclusivity Look Like in the Preparation of Language and Writing Teachers?
- 5 Critical Language Awareness and Translingual Pedagogies in the Language Teacher Education Classroom: An Enactment 51
- 6 Linguistic Landscapes, Discussion Forums and Conscientização: A Pedagogical Ensemble to Address Linguistic Glottonormativity in Language Teacher Education 68
- 7 Critical Language Awareness in Language Teacher Education: How Can Critical Autoethnographic Narrative Help? 84
- 8 Increasing Pre-Service ESOL Teachers’ Critical Language Awareness through Dialectical Variation 97
- 9 Radical Inclusivity in Language Teacher Education: Addressing Linguistic Bias and Linguistic Discrimination 111
-
Part 3: What Does Radical Inclusivity Look Like in Community Engagement?
- 10 Metrolingual Maps: Exploring Multilingual Practices in the Community 125
- 11 The Dialogic Griot: Advocating for Communities through Story Mapping 136
-
Part 4: What Does Radical Inclusivity Look Like in Institutional and Programmatic Contexts?
- 12 Exploring NCTE Position Statements as Opportunities for Critical Awareness and Inclusivity 155
- 13 Trauma-Informed Practice in a Radically Inclusive Classroom 168
- 14 Sparking Critical Awareness of Language Variation, Accent and Ideology through an Allyship Approach 181
- 15 Partnering with Students with Disabilities: Informed Practices and Support Networks 196
- Afterword: Moving Forward with Shared Understanding and Responsibility 212
- Index 216