Editorial: Community-based Pedagogies and Literacies in Language Teacher Education: Promising Beginnings, Intriguing Challenges

  • Sharkey J
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According to these standards, teacher candidates who exceed expectations in the domains of culture and planning, "design classroom activities that enhance the connection between home and school culture and language; [.. While migration is not a new phenomenon, advances in technology and increased access to mass transportation has meant that migrants can stay connected virtually, economically, politically, and/or physically to their places/spaces of origin. [...]new models of transmigrants and transnationalism mean a rethinking of migrant identities, including but not limited to expatriot, transmigrant, refugee, and cosmopolitanism (Block, 2006).

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Sharkey, J. (2012). Editorial: Community-based Pedagogies and Literacies in Language Teacher Education: Promising Beginnings, Intriguing Challenges. Íkala, Revista de Lenguaje y Cultura, 17(1), 9–13. https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.ikala.11519

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