Pluricentric Languages and Language Education

Pluricentric Languages and Language Education

Pedagogical Implications and Innovative Approaches to Language Teaching

Hehner, Stefanie; Callies, Marcus

Taylor & Francis Ltd

05/2024

224

Mole

9781032164342

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1. Introduction: Pluricentric Languages and Language Education - Implications and Innovations Part I: Pluricentricity and Language Teaching: Addressing a Conceptual Interface 2. Pluricentric Languages and the Teaching of Spanish and French: Strengthening Disciplinary Links 3. Integrating Linguistic Diversity into English Language Teaching: Challenges in Implementing a Pluricentric Approach 4. Transfering Pluricentric Approaches from the Teaching of Portuguese and Vietnamese: A Comparative Approach to Dealing with Dialectal Variation in School Languages Part II: Pluricentric Languages and Aspects of Linguistic Variation in Language Education: Awareness, Beliefs, and Attitudes 5. Moving from Awareness and Understanding to Tolerance and Promotion? On Spanish Teacher Students' Knowledge of and Attitudes Towards Language Variation 6. Pre-service Teachers and Their Awareness of Varieties of Spanish 7. Specific Preferences vs. Inclusive Foreign Language Education: (Pre-service) Teachers' Implicit Attitudes Towards Varieties of English 8. Encounters with Englishes: Language Learning Biographies as a Window to Teacher Students' Cognitions 9. Creating Awareness of Pluricentricity at University Language Departments: A Case Study of Dutch Part III: New Approaches to Teaching and Learning Pluricentric Languages 10. German as a Pluricentric Language in Teacher Education at the Universities of Rio de Janeiro 11. Language Corpora and the Teaching and Learning of English as an International Language 12. Pluricentric Language Teaching and World Englishes-informed Curriculum Design for Teacher Training Programs 13. Pluricentric Languages in University Teacher Education: Towards Increased Curricular Coherence Afterword: Who Is Afraid of Pluricentric Perspectives?
Pluricentricity;language variation;linguistic diversity;language comparison;teacher education;curriculum design;language awareness;language attitudes;teacher cognition;reflective practice;Pluricentric Languages;Spanish Language;Pre-service Teachers;Pluricentric Approach;Subject Specific Didactics;Pre-service Spanish Teachers;Peninsular Variety;Peninsular Spanish;EIL;Part III;Vice Versa;Elt;EFL Teaching;British English Variety;Lingua Franca;German Teacher Education;Belgian Dutch;Surinamese Dutch;Foreign Language Teaching;European Portuguese;Elt Professional;Corpus Proportions;Subject Matter Content Knowledge