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11 Japanese as a Heritage Language Education and Subversions of Standardization: Post-Unit-Thinking, Teaching Idiolects and Neo-Immersion

  • Neriko Musha Doerr

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Contributors vii
  4. Foreword: No Longer on the Run: Asian Americans Displaced No More xiii
  5. Introduction: Amplifying Asian/American Voices in Bilingualism and Bilingual Education 1
  6. 1 Recognizing and Reconciling Intergenerational Language Loss in Asian American Heritage Language Immersion Classrooms 20
  7. 2 As HMoob Have Always Done: What Bilingual Education Can Learn from the Persistence of HMoob Language Futurity 37
  8. 3 A Comparative Analysis of Multilingualism and Multilingual Education: Cambodia vs the Cambodian Diaspora in the US 59
  9. 4 Language Ideologies in a Vietnamese Dual-Language Program in South Texas 77
  10. 5 Divided: The Politics of Language Advocacy in a Vietnamese Dual Language Bilingual Education Program in Massachusetts 98
  11. 6 Eradicating my Chinatown Ching-Chong Accent: Narratives of Linguistic Colonization from Chinese American Bilingual Teachers 118
  12. 7 Bilingual Enough to Belong? Double Standards and Language Commodification for Asian Bilingual Educators in the United States 141
  13. 8 ‘You Are Just a Chinese Teacher’: Chinese Teachers’ Lived Experiences in Mandarin Chinese Dual Language Bilingual Education 160
  14. 9 Nurturing Transnational Sense of Belonging and Challenging Dominant Narratives for Asian American Bilinguals in Korean Heritage Language Schools 181
  15. 10 Critical Literacy in a Korean Heritage Language Classroom: Implementing Social Justice-Oriented Practices for Asian American Students 196
  16. 11 Japanese as a Heritage Language Education and Subversions of Standardization: Post-Unit-Thinking, Teaching Idiolects and Neo-Immersion 216
  17. 12 Languaging to Resist Raciolinguistic Violence: Asian/American Multilingual Students’ Affective Languaging 234
  18. 13 The Beating of the Tongue: My Experience Learning English in US Schools 251
  19. 14 Speaking Up, Amplifying Our Voices: The Significance of Transnational Identities in Asian Bilingual Education 263
  20. Afterword: Towards Multilingual Asian Diasporic Futures and Homeplaces in Multilingual Education 284
  21. Index 293
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