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4. Linguistic Hegemony or Linguistic Capital? Internationalization and English-Medium Instruction at the Chinese University of Hong Kong
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
- Glossary xii
- Foreword xiii
- Introduction xvii
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Part 1: The Development of English-Medium Instruction
- 1. English-Medium Instruction at a Dutch University: Challenges and Pitfalls 3
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Part 2: Language Demands of English-Medium Instruction on the Stakeholders
- 2. Acknowledging Academic Biliteracy in Higher Education Assessment Strategies: A Tale of Two Trials 27
- 3. Language Demands and Support for English-Medium Instruction in Tertiary Education. Learning from a Specific Context 44
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Part 3: Fostering Trilingual Education at Higher Education Institutions
- 4. Linguistic Hegemony or Linguistic Capital? Internationalization and English-Medium Instruction at the Chinese University of Hong Kong 65
- 5. English as L3 at a Bilingual University in the Basque Country, Spain 84
- 6. Introducing English-Medium Instruction at the University of Lleida, Spain: Intervention, Beliefs and Practices 106
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Part 4: Institutional Policies at Higher Education Institutions
- 7. Implicit Policy, Invisible Language: Policies and Practices of International Degree Programmes in Finnish Higher Education 131
- 8. Englishization in an Israeli Teacher Education College: Taking the First Steps 151
- 9. Educating International and Immigrant Students in US Higher Education: Opportunities and Challenges 174
- 10. A Critical Perspective on the Use of English as a Medium of Instruction at Universities 196
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Part 5: Final Considerations
- 11. Future Challenges for English-Medium Instruction at the Tertiary Level 213
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
- Glossary xii
- Foreword xiii
- Introduction xvii
-
Part 1: The Development of English-Medium Instruction
- 1. English-Medium Instruction at a Dutch University: Challenges and Pitfalls 3
-
Part 2: Language Demands of English-Medium Instruction on the Stakeholders
- 2. Acknowledging Academic Biliteracy in Higher Education Assessment Strategies: A Tale of Two Trials 27
- 3. Language Demands and Support for English-Medium Instruction in Tertiary Education. Learning from a Specific Context 44
-
Part 3: Fostering Trilingual Education at Higher Education Institutions
- 4. Linguistic Hegemony or Linguistic Capital? Internationalization and English-Medium Instruction at the Chinese University of Hong Kong 65
- 5. English as L3 at a Bilingual University in the Basque Country, Spain 84
- 6. Introducing English-Medium Instruction at the University of Lleida, Spain: Intervention, Beliefs and Practices 106
-
Part 4: Institutional Policies at Higher Education Institutions
- 7. Implicit Policy, Invisible Language: Policies and Practices of International Degree Programmes in Finnish Higher Education 131
- 8. Englishization in an Israeli Teacher Education College: Taking the First Steps 151
- 9. Educating International and Immigrant Students in US Higher Education: Opportunities and Challenges 174
- 10. A Critical Perspective on the Use of English as a Medium of Instruction at Universities 196
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Part 5: Final Considerations
- 11. Future Challenges for English-Medium Instruction at the Tertiary Level 213