Translanguaging as Transformative Pedagogy

Towards a Vision of Democratic Education

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  • Sardar M. Anwaruddin York University English Language Institute ##default.groups.name.author##

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Translanguaging, pedagogy, Rancière, democratic education

Resumen

This paper is a reflection on the use of translanguaging as pedagogy. The primary aim of the paper is to discuss transformative potentials of translanguaging in multilingual educational contexts. To frame the discussion, I turn to Jacques Rancière’s critical works, and show how translanguaging may be an effective way of teaching democratic politics in the language classroom.

 

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24-08-2018

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Número temático - Theories and practices in Critcal Language Teaching - lançamento em 2018