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David R Cole David R Cole
Bookmarked by Donna Alvermann

The Nook in the Stream

December 20th, 2001. The city of Buenos Aires. A decade of unbridled financial speculation has dramatically come to an end. The nook in the stream follows the stories of three characters on that historic day through a documentary film script. Meanwhile, four individuals experience the end of the Argentine Menem years from the perspective of unlimited and accelerated nightlife. As a result, worlds collide through economic crisis. This is a story that has never been told before, that takes place over a 10 year time scale, and explores the reality of global capitalist collapse with devastating...

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Raúl Alberto  Mora Raúl Alberto Mora
Bookmarked by Donna Alvermann

LANGUAGE-AS-VICTORY: A STUDY OF GAMING LITERACY PRACTICES IN SECOND-LANGUAGE CONTEXTS

In today's language ecologies, the physical and virtual weave in very creative ways. In the case of today's videogames, they are more complex than they used to be, involving more intricate processes to master them and thrive in them. Due to the influence of English in diverse social and cultural spaces, digital environments find common ground with mainstream language. This paper discusses the findings of a study that explores how gamers use English, as an influential language practice for their success in the gaming experience. Our findings show how English appears in gaming communities as...

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Korina Jocson Korina Jocson
Bookmarked by Christine Sleeter

Kuwento as Multicultural Pedagogy in High School Ethnic Studies

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Henry Giroux Henry Giroux
McMaster UniversityEnglish and Cultural Studies, Faculty Member

Trump's Popularity and the Politics of Apology and Racial Cleansing

Analyzes a number of liberal theorists who suggests that Trump is touching upon substantial working class issues while under emphasizing his hate filled racist discourse

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Anissa Stewart Anissa Stewart
University of California, Santa BarbaraExtension, Department Member

A Brief History of Linguistic Perspectives in Qualitative Research in Education

4539 Over the past six decades qualitative researchers in education, grounded in developments in linguistics, have contributed to systematic empirical qualitative approaches to studying what is accomplished in and through language in use in educational settings. These developments are intertwined with developments in Anthropology, Education, Linguistics, and Sociology, among other fields, in which a linguistic perspective is used to address areas of interest to the discipline. In this chapter, we examine developments across programs of research that today constitute a field Corson (1997)...

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Raúl Alberto  Mora Raúl Alberto Mora
UPB - Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana - MedellínLiteracies in Second Languages Project, Faculty Member

REFLECTING ON SECOND LANGUAGE LITERACIES IN MEDELLÍN: AN EXPLORATION OF ENGLISH IN PHYSICAL SPACES

This paper reports the findings of a two-year study on how English is present as part of the language ecologies of Medellín, Colombia. Drawing from an ethnographic approach, the research team walked the city, using a series of routes (advertising, restaurants, malls/bookshops/libraries) and collecting images and interviews as data sources. Our findings keep showing that people have turned English (and other languages) as valuable communicative resources where commentary, transgression, and creativity are the norm. We have learned that English and other second languages are not interfering...

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Jean Decety Jean Decety
Bookmarked by Judith L Green

Our Brains Are Wired for Morality: Evolution, Development, and Neuroscience

Psychological and neuroscience research both tell us that morality, our mental ability to tell right from wrong in our behaviors and the behaviors of others, is a product of evolution. Morality has been passed on through the course of evolution because it helps us to live in large social groups by enhancing our ability to get along and interact with others. "Building blocks" of morality, such as sensing fairness, experiencing empathy, and judging others' harmful and helpful actions, can be observed in infancy, before a child's social environment would be able to have a strong influence....

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Sonia Livingstone Sonia Livingstone
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The End of Audiences?: Theoretical Echoes of Reception Amid the Uncertainties of Use

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Antero Garcia Antero Garcia
Bookmarked by Tisha Lewis Ellison

Teaching in the Connected Learning Classroom

This volume highlights compelling firsthand counter-narratives from educators engaged in solving an array of challenges in today's classrooms. It draws together narratives from an inspiring group of educators within the National Writing Project—a collaborative network of instructors dedicated to enhancing student learning and effecting positive change—that contributes to our understanding of what "Digital Is" (DI). DI is a web community for practitioners with high levels of expertise and a deep commitment to engaging today's youth by fostering connections between their in- and out-of-school...

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Nicole Mirra Nicole Mirra
Bookmarked by Tisha Lewis Ellison

Teaching in the Connected Learning Classroom

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