Social Justice in Language Education
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Social Justice in Language Education
Taking Action
Biel, Albert; Esleben, Fabian Maria
Multilingual Matters
04/2025
274
Mole
Inglês
9781800417441
15 a 20 dias
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Contributors
Acknowledgements
Albert Biel and Fabian Maria Esleben: Taking Action: A Journey towards Social Justice in Language Education
Part 1: Conceptual Considerations of Social Justice in Language Education
Chapter 1. Carolyn Blume and David Gerlach: Searching for Social Justice in English Language Education in Germany
Chapter 2. Stacey Margarita Johnson, L.J. Randolph Jr. and Albert Biel: The Theory, Research and Practice of Social Justice in Language Classrooms: An Interview
Chapter 3. Katy Highet: The Ethics and Politics of 'Taking Action'
Chapter 4. Kaishan Kong and Andie Wang: Making Sense of Social Justice and Taking Action in World Language Education
Part 2: Looking at Language(s) in Social Justice Language Education
Chapter 5. Rachel Wicaksono and Clara Jean Wicaksono: Ethical Subjectivity and Ontologies of English: Implications for Social Justice in English Language Education
Chapter 6. Marta Guarda and Gisela Mayr: Infusing Social Justice into the Classroom through Inclusive Plurilingual Education: The Role of Teacher Attitudes and Beliefs
Chapter 7. Elizabeth J. Ehrling and Anouschka Foltz: Towards Social Justice in English Language Education: Promoting Multilingual Possibilities in the Classroom
Part 3: Looking at Content in Social Justice Language Education
Chapter 8. Thorsten Merse: Queering English Language Education: Five Propositions for the Future of LGBTIQ+ Inclusion
Chapter 9. Natalie Guellue and Mareen Lueke: Anti-Fatness and Fat Activism: Approaches for Addressing Structural Discrimination in Critical Language Education in Germany
Chapter 10. Ricardo Roemhild: Sustainability and English Language Education: Taking Action for Socio-Environmental Justice
Part 4: What Taking Action Can Look Like: Concrete Social Justice Projects
Chapter 11. Annika Berg and Carolyn Blume: Negotiating Plurilingual Identities in Superdiverse Contexts - A Unit from Eighth-Grade English
Chapter 12. Jhon Eduardo Mosquera Perez, Angela Hurtado Torres and Daniel Elias Perez Diaz: Embracing Social Justice in English Language Teaching: A Proposal of Social Justice Aware Materials
Chapter 13. Niklas Collissi: Yourintuitionpodcast: A Podcast About Individual Experiences with Social Injustice
Chapter 14. Nina Kansy, Julia Kulpa, Stella Munkes and Lisa Weichsel: Lessons Learned - Reflecting on Social Justice Issues and the Significance of Taking Action in Language Teacher Education
Helen Sauntson: Conclusions and Future Directions: Language Education and Research as Social Justice Activism
Index
Acknowledgements
Albert Biel and Fabian Maria Esleben: Taking Action: A Journey towards Social Justice in Language Education
Part 1: Conceptual Considerations of Social Justice in Language Education
Chapter 1. Carolyn Blume and David Gerlach: Searching for Social Justice in English Language Education in Germany
Chapter 2. Stacey Margarita Johnson, L.J. Randolph Jr. and Albert Biel: The Theory, Research and Practice of Social Justice in Language Classrooms: An Interview
Chapter 3. Katy Highet: The Ethics and Politics of 'Taking Action'
Chapter 4. Kaishan Kong and Andie Wang: Making Sense of Social Justice and Taking Action in World Language Education
Part 2: Looking at Language(s) in Social Justice Language Education
Chapter 5. Rachel Wicaksono and Clara Jean Wicaksono: Ethical Subjectivity and Ontologies of English: Implications for Social Justice in English Language Education
Chapter 6. Marta Guarda and Gisela Mayr: Infusing Social Justice into the Classroom through Inclusive Plurilingual Education: The Role of Teacher Attitudes and Beliefs
Chapter 7. Elizabeth J. Ehrling and Anouschka Foltz: Towards Social Justice in English Language Education: Promoting Multilingual Possibilities in the Classroom
Part 3: Looking at Content in Social Justice Language Education
Chapter 8. Thorsten Merse: Queering English Language Education: Five Propositions for the Future of LGBTIQ+ Inclusion
Chapter 9. Natalie Guellue and Mareen Lueke: Anti-Fatness and Fat Activism: Approaches for Addressing Structural Discrimination in Critical Language Education in Germany
Chapter 10. Ricardo Roemhild: Sustainability and English Language Education: Taking Action for Socio-Environmental Justice
Part 4: What Taking Action Can Look Like: Concrete Social Justice Projects
Chapter 11. Annika Berg and Carolyn Blume: Negotiating Plurilingual Identities in Superdiverse Contexts - A Unit from Eighth-Grade English
Chapter 12. Jhon Eduardo Mosquera Perez, Angela Hurtado Torres and Daniel Elias Perez Diaz: Embracing Social Justice in English Language Teaching: A Proposal of Social Justice Aware Materials
Chapter 13. Niklas Collissi: Yourintuitionpodcast: A Podcast About Individual Experiences with Social Injustice
Chapter 14. Nina Kansy, Julia Kulpa, Stella Munkes and Lisa Weichsel: Lessons Learned - Reflecting on Social Justice Issues and the Significance of Taking Action in Language Teacher Education
Helen Sauntson: Conclusions and Future Directions: Language Education and Research as Social Justice Activism
Index
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Social Justice; Language Education; Critical Pedagogy; ELT; language classroom; language teacher education; language classrooms; English language education; world language education; social justice language education; plurilingual education; critical language education; English language teaching; social injustice
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Albert Biel and Fabian Maria Esleben: Taking Action: A Journey towards Social Justice in Language Education
Part 1: Conceptual Considerations of Social Justice in Language Education
Chapter 1. Carolyn Blume and David Gerlach: Searching for Social Justice in English Language Education in Germany
Chapter 2. Stacey Margarita Johnson, L.J. Randolph Jr. and Albert Biel: The Theory, Research and Practice of Social Justice in Language Classrooms: An Interview
Chapter 3. Katy Highet: The Ethics and Politics of 'Taking Action'
Chapter 4. Kaishan Kong and Andie Wang: Making Sense of Social Justice and Taking Action in World Language Education
Part 2: Looking at Language(s) in Social Justice Language Education
Chapter 5. Rachel Wicaksono and Clara Jean Wicaksono: Ethical Subjectivity and Ontologies of English: Implications for Social Justice in English Language Education
Chapter 6. Marta Guarda and Gisela Mayr: Infusing Social Justice into the Classroom through Inclusive Plurilingual Education: The Role of Teacher Attitudes and Beliefs
Chapter 7. Elizabeth J. Ehrling and Anouschka Foltz: Towards Social Justice in English Language Education: Promoting Multilingual Possibilities in the Classroom
Part 3: Looking at Content in Social Justice Language Education
Chapter 8. Thorsten Merse: Queering English Language Education: Five Propositions for the Future of LGBTIQ+ Inclusion
Chapter 9. Natalie Guellue and Mareen Lueke: Anti-Fatness and Fat Activism: Approaches for Addressing Structural Discrimination in Critical Language Education in Germany
Chapter 10. Ricardo Roemhild: Sustainability and English Language Education: Taking Action for Socio-Environmental Justice
Part 4: What Taking Action Can Look Like: Concrete Social Justice Projects
Chapter 11. Annika Berg and Carolyn Blume: Negotiating Plurilingual Identities in Superdiverse Contexts - A Unit from Eighth-Grade English
Chapter 12. Jhon Eduardo Mosquera Perez, Angela Hurtado Torres and Daniel Elias Perez Diaz: Embracing Social Justice in English Language Teaching: A Proposal of Social Justice Aware Materials
Chapter 13. Niklas Collissi: Yourintuitionpodcast: A Podcast About Individual Experiences with Social Injustice
Chapter 14. Nina Kansy, Julia Kulpa, Stella Munkes and Lisa Weichsel: Lessons Learned - Reflecting on Social Justice Issues and the Significance of Taking Action in Language Teacher Education
Helen Sauntson: Conclusions and Future Directions: Language Education and Research as Social Justice Activism
Index
Acknowledgements
Albert Biel and Fabian Maria Esleben: Taking Action: A Journey towards Social Justice in Language Education
Part 1: Conceptual Considerations of Social Justice in Language Education
Chapter 1. Carolyn Blume and David Gerlach: Searching for Social Justice in English Language Education in Germany
Chapter 2. Stacey Margarita Johnson, L.J. Randolph Jr. and Albert Biel: The Theory, Research and Practice of Social Justice in Language Classrooms: An Interview
Chapter 3. Katy Highet: The Ethics and Politics of 'Taking Action'
Chapter 4. Kaishan Kong and Andie Wang: Making Sense of Social Justice and Taking Action in World Language Education
Part 2: Looking at Language(s) in Social Justice Language Education
Chapter 5. Rachel Wicaksono and Clara Jean Wicaksono: Ethical Subjectivity and Ontologies of English: Implications for Social Justice in English Language Education
Chapter 6. Marta Guarda and Gisela Mayr: Infusing Social Justice into the Classroom through Inclusive Plurilingual Education: The Role of Teacher Attitudes and Beliefs
Chapter 7. Elizabeth J. Ehrling and Anouschka Foltz: Towards Social Justice in English Language Education: Promoting Multilingual Possibilities in the Classroom
Part 3: Looking at Content in Social Justice Language Education
Chapter 8. Thorsten Merse: Queering English Language Education: Five Propositions for the Future of LGBTIQ+ Inclusion
Chapter 9. Natalie Guellue and Mareen Lueke: Anti-Fatness and Fat Activism: Approaches for Addressing Structural Discrimination in Critical Language Education in Germany
Chapter 10. Ricardo Roemhild: Sustainability and English Language Education: Taking Action for Socio-Environmental Justice
Part 4: What Taking Action Can Look Like: Concrete Social Justice Projects
Chapter 11. Annika Berg and Carolyn Blume: Negotiating Plurilingual Identities in Superdiverse Contexts - A Unit from Eighth-Grade English
Chapter 12. Jhon Eduardo Mosquera Perez, Angela Hurtado Torres and Daniel Elias Perez Diaz: Embracing Social Justice in English Language Teaching: A Proposal of Social Justice Aware Materials
Chapter 13. Niklas Collissi: Yourintuitionpodcast: A Podcast About Individual Experiences with Social Injustice
Chapter 14. Nina Kansy, Julia Kulpa, Stella Munkes and Lisa Weichsel: Lessons Learned - Reflecting on Social Justice Issues and the Significance of Taking Action in Language Teacher Education
Helen Sauntson: Conclusions and Future Directions: Language Education and Research as Social Justice Activism
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Social Justice; Language Education; Critical Pedagogy; ELT; language classroom; language teacher education; language classrooms; English language education; world language education; social justice language education; plurilingual education; critical language education; English language teaching; social injustice
