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050 0 0 _aP115.3
_b.L48 2011
100 1 _aLevine, Glenn S.
_q(Scott)
_d1964-
245 1 0 _aCode Choice in the Language Classroom /
_cGlenn S. Levine.
250 _a1st ed.
260 _aToronto, ON :
_bMultilingual Matters,
_c2011.
300 _axvii, 185 p. :
_bill. ;
_c21 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 _aPART 1: CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
505 _a1. Monolingual Norms and Multilingual Realities
_tCode Choice in the Classroom, the Classroom in Society -- Code Choice and Language Pedagogy -- Five Myths about First Language Use in the Second Language -- Classroom -- Summary and Conclusion
505 _a2. The Conundrum of Babel: Toward a Theoretical Framework for a Multilingual Approach
_tStriving for Monolingualism in a Multilingual World -- Why not a Psycholinguistic Approach to Classroom Code Choice? -- Sociocultural and Ecological Perspectives of Second -- Language Learning, Classroom Practice and Classroom Code Choice -- Tenets about Second Language Learning in Relation to Code Choice -- Summary and Conclusion
505 _a3. What is a Code? What is Code-Switching?
_tLanguage and Code -- Code-Switching -- Summary and Conclusion
505 _aPART 2: EMPIRICAL SUPPORT
505 _a4. The Code Choice Status Quo of the Language Classroom
_tThe First Language Elephant in the Room -- Empirical Research on Classroom Code Choice -- A Case Study of Two Language Classes -- Teasing out a Default Condition
505 _a5. Classroom Code Choice: Toward Becoming Bilingual
_tDiscourse Analysis as a Tool for Understanding Classroom -- Code Choice -- Example 5.1: An Activity in an Introductory German Class -- Example 5.2: A Discussion in an Intermediate German Class -- The Code Choice Status Quo -- Summary and Conclusion
505 _aPART 3: CURRICULUM
505 _a6. An Architecture of Classroom Code Choice
_tRealizing the Multilingual Classroom Community of Practice -- Learner Training -- Co-Construction of Norms -- Multilingual Content Instruction -- Critical Reflection -- Summary and Conclusion
505 _a7. Getting from Marked to Unmarked and Back Again: Articulation of Multilingual Classroom Communities of Practice
_tPrincipled Heterogeneity and Emerging Bilingualism -- Stage I: Co-Construction of Multilingual Norms -- Stage II: Emerging Multilingual Classroom -- Stage III: Multilingual Classroom Community of Practice
505 _aSummary and Conclusion
505 _aEPILOGUE: Blessings of Babel
505 _aReferences
505 _aIndex
520 _a"Code Choice in the Language Classroom argues that the foreign language classroom is and should be regarded as a multilingual community of practice rather than as a perpetually deficient imitator of an exclusive second-language environment. From a sociocultural and ecological perspective, Levine guides the reader through a theoretical, empirical, and pedagogical treatment of the important roles of the first language, and of code-switching practices, in the language classroom. Intended for SLA researchers, language teachers, language program directors, and graduate students of foreign languages and literatures, the book develops a framework for thinking about all aspects of code choice in the language classroom and offers concrete proposals for designing and carrying out instruction in a multilingual classroom community of practice." (Book Cover)
521 _a Intended for SLA researchers, language teachers, language program directors, and graduate students of foreign languages and literatures.
650 0 _aCode switching (Linguistics)
650 0 _aBilingualism.
650 0 _aLanguage and languages
_xStudy and teaching.
856 _uhttp://www.multilingual-matters.com/display.asp?K=9781847693327
_zPublisher's Website.
856 _uhttps://ocul-uo.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01OCUL_UO/gege1p/alma991010441399705161
_zCheck the UO Library catalog.
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