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Interacting with Linguistic Capital and Teacher Agency

On December 8, 2016January 8, 2018 By Melissa J. EnnsIn Language and Power, Language Education, Sociolinguistics5 Comments

Previously, I have mentioned processes which lead to the valuing of a standard dialect of a national language over other languages and dialects...

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