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6. Proficiency in English as a Key to Development? Helping Teachers to Help Learners to Succeed
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Martin Wedell
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Figures and Tables ix
- Contributors xi
- Series Editors’ Preface xvii
- Introduction: English and Development 1
- 1. English, Development and Education: Charting the Tensions 21
- 2. The Political Economy of English Language and Development: English vs. National and Local Languages in Developing Countries 45
- 3. Political Perspectives on Language Policies and Development in Africa 68
- 4. Grassroots Attitudes to English as a Language for International Development in Bangladesh 88
- 5. The Relationship between English-Medium Instruction and Examining and Social and Economic Development: A Sub-Saharan African Case Study 111
- 6. Proficiency in English as a Key to Development? Helping Teachers to Help Learners to Succeed 141
- 7. Constructing Local Voices through English as a Lingua Franca: A Study from Intercultural Development Discourse 163
- 8. Digital Literacy, HIV/AIDS Information and English Language Learners in Uganda 182
- 9. Language Policy in Singapore: Singlish, National Development and Globalization 204
- 10. English, Scientific Publishing and Participation in the Global Knowledge Economy 220
- 11. Language in Economic Development: Is English Special and is Linguistic Fragmentation Bad? 243
- Index 267
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Figures and Tables ix
- Contributors xi
- Series Editors’ Preface xvii
- Introduction: English and Development 1
- 1. English, Development and Education: Charting the Tensions 21
- 2. The Political Economy of English Language and Development: English vs. National and Local Languages in Developing Countries 45
- 3. Political Perspectives on Language Policies and Development in Africa 68
- 4. Grassroots Attitudes to English as a Language for International Development in Bangladesh 88
- 5. The Relationship between English-Medium Instruction and Examining and Social and Economic Development: A Sub-Saharan African Case Study 111
- 6. Proficiency in English as a Key to Development? Helping Teachers to Help Learners to Succeed 141
- 7. Constructing Local Voices through English as a Lingua Franca: A Study from Intercultural Development Discourse 163
- 8. Digital Literacy, HIV/AIDS Information and English Language Learners in Uganda 182
- 9. Language Policy in Singapore: Singlish, National Development and Globalization 204
- 10. English, Scientific Publishing and Participation in the Global Knowledge Economy 220
- 11. Language in Economic Development: Is English Special and is Linguistic Fragmentation Bad? 243
- Index 267