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What are LEPs

The Importance of LEP

Policy Processes

Actors & Stakeholders

Policy or Management?

English Language Teaching

Linguistic Hegemony

Linguistic Ideology

Language Marginalization

Linguistic Human Rights

Mother Tongue Education

Oral languages & Codification

Impacts on Education

Language Discrimination

Cultural language learning

Bilingual Models

Research Implications

Language Education as Policy

LEP: Conceptual Framework

National Frameworks

Standards as Policy

Evaluation as Policy

Teachers as Policy Makers

Oral Proficiency as Polic

Multilingual Education

U.S. - Bilingual Model

U.S.- Dual Language

U.S.- Ethnic Studies Outlawed

U.S.-Ethnic Studies Outlawed2

U.S.- Funds of Knowledge1

U.S.- Funds of Knowledge2

U.S.- Portfolio Policy

U.S.- Technology Policy

U.S. Testing System as LEP

Deep Approach to Language Learning

L1 Use in FL Class

21st Century Forces

Neoliberalism & the Citizen

Education for All

Formal Knowledge Construction

Language Education Markets

Linguistic Imperialism

English as a Lingua Franca

Literacy & Multiliteracies

U.S. - Charter Schools 1

U.S. - Charter Schools 2

U.S. Dual Immersion Model

Cosmopolitanism

LEP for Peace

Deep Education

Action-Poetry

Theatre Pedagogy

Paolo Freire

Body Performance Art

Academic Journals

The Field of Language

Monolingualism

World Languages

Sign Languages and LHR

Defining Language and Act

Social Justice & Practice

Indigenous Languages

Language Variations

World View, Culture & Identity

Endangerment & Disappearance

Why to “Save” Languages

How to “Save” Languages

LanguageRevitalization

Multilingualism

Domains & Linguistic Landscape

Language Ecology

Multiculturalism

Linguistic & Biocultural Diversity

Mother Tongue

Language Deficit

Minority Languages

Heritage Language 1

Background

Heritage Language 2

Family Language Policy

FLP & Language Shift

MEMES Project

How to Participate

Anecdotes for Resources

Who is Displaced

Strategy: Translanguaging

Multilingual,Plurilingual

MEMES Summary Page

Lesson Plan: Valerian

SOME ONLINE RESOURCES

WorldRegions Introduction

Indigenous World Regions

Region: Africa

Africa: Tanzania

Africa: Sub-Sahara

Africa: Senegal

Africa: Rwanda

Africa: Nigeria's Heterogenity

Africa: Nigeria Education

Africa: Nigeria Education-Language Overview

Africa: Malawi

Africa: Kenya

Africa: Francophone West

Africa: Congo

Africa: Botswana

Africa: Angola

Region:Americas,Caribbean

Belize Colonial LEP

Belize LEP Overview

Brazil LEP

Brazil’s Spanish

Canada: Anglophone and Francophone

Canada: Indigenous

Central & South

Chile

Cuba

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

Guatemala

Mexico Indigenous

Puerto Rico

Uruguay

U.S.- Latino Immigrants

U.S. - Amerindians

U.S.- Korean-Americans

U.S Heritage Learners

U.S.- Deaf Education

U.S.- Chinese Immersion School in Wisconsin

U.S.- Chinese Immigrants 2

U.S. - Chinese Immigrants

Region: Asia

China: Xinjiang

China: Constitution

China: Southwest

China-Education Law

China: English Higher Ed

China: Cantonese

Hong Kong Sociopol & Ling

Hong Kong Lang. &Identity

Indonesia 1

Indonesia 2

Japan English

Koreas (Compared)

Korea (North)

Korea (South)

Macao

Malaysia English

Malaysia LEP

Myanmar: English

Myanmar

Nepal

New Zealand Maori

Papua New Guinea

Taiwan Languages

Taiwan Indigenous

Region Asia Central

Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan 2

Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgystan 2

Uzbekistan

Turkey-Kurdistan

India: Languages

Middle East: Arab World

Middle East: Israel

Muslim World

Turkey-English Ed

Region: Southeast Europe

Albanian Language-History

Post-War Republic Kosovo

Region: Western Europe

Europe: Finland

Europe: Spain Catalan

Europe: France Breton

Europe: France Alsace

BOOKS: LEP Series

CONFERENCES

MADISON 2019

1. Visual Semiotics

2. Discourse Analysis

3.Curriculum&Instruction

MUMBAI DEC 2019

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Home

What are LEPs

The Importance of LEP

Policy Processes

Actors & Stakeholders

Policy or Management?

English Language Teaching

Linguistic Hegemony

Linguistic Ideology

Language Marginalization

Linguistic Human Rights

Mother Tongue Education

Oral languages & Codification

Impacts on Education

Language Discrimination

Cultural language learning

Bilingual Models

Research Implications

Language Education as Policy

LEP: Conceptual Framework

National Frameworks

Standards as Policy

Evaluation as Policy

Teachers as Policy Makers

Oral Proficiency as Polic

Multilingual Education

U.S. - Bilingual Model

U.S.- Dual Language

U.S.- Ethnic Studies Outlawed

U.S.-Ethnic Studies Outlawed2

U.S.- Funds of Knowledge1

U.S.- Funds of Knowledge2

U.S.- Portfolio Policy

U.S.- Technology Policy

U.S. Testing System as LEP

Deep Approach to Language Learning

L1 Use in FL Class

21st Century Forces

Neoliberalism & the Citizen

Education for All

Formal Knowledge Construction

Language Education Markets

Linguistic Imperialism

English as a Lingua Franca

Literacy & Multiliteracies

U.S. - Charter Schools 1

U.S. - Charter Schools 2

U.S. Dual Immersion Model

Cosmopolitanism

LEP for Peace

Deep Education

Action-Poetry

Theatre Pedagogy

Paolo Freire

Body Performance Art

Academic Journals

The Field of Language

Monolingualism

World Languages

Sign Languages and LHR

Defining Language and Act

Social Justice & Practice

Indigenous Languages

Language Variations

World View, Culture & Identity

Endangerment & Disappearance

Why to “Save” Languages

How to “Save” Languages

LanguageRevitalization

Multilingualism

Domains & Linguistic Landscape

Language Ecology

Multiculturalism

Linguistic & Biocultural Diversity

Mother Tongue

Language Deficit

Minority Languages

Heritage Language 1

Background

Heritage Language 2

Family Language Policy

FLP & Language Shift

MEMES Project

How to Participate

Anecdotes for Resources

Who is Displaced

Strategy: Translanguaging

Multilingual,Plurilingual

MEMES Summary Page

Lesson Plan: Valerian

SOME ONLINE RESOURCES

WorldRegions Introduction

Indigenous World Regions

Region: Africa

Africa: Tanzania

Africa: Sub-Sahara

Africa: Senegal

Africa: Rwanda

Africa: Nigeria's Heterogenity

Africa: Nigeria Education

Africa: Nigeria Education-Language Overview

Africa: Malawi

Africa: Kenya

Africa: Francophone West

Africa: Congo

Africa: Botswana

Africa: Angola

Region:Americas,Caribbean

Belize Colonial LEP

Belize LEP Overview

Brazil LEP

Brazil’s Spanish

Canada: Anglophone and Francophone

Canada: Indigenous

Central & South

Chile

Cuba

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

Guatemala

Mexico Indigenous

Puerto Rico

Uruguay

U.S.- Latino Immigrants

U.S. - Amerindians

U.S.- Korean-Americans

U.S Heritage Learners

U.S.- Deaf Education

U.S.- Chinese Immersion School in Wisconsin

U.S.- Chinese Immigrants 2

U.S. - Chinese Immigrants

Region: Asia

China: Xinjiang

China: Constitution

China: Southwest

China-Education Law

China: English Higher Ed

China: Cantonese

Hong Kong Sociopol & Ling

Hong Kong Lang. &Identity

Indonesia 1

Indonesia 2

Japan English

Koreas (Compared)

Korea (North)

Korea (South)

Macao

Malaysia English

Malaysia LEP

Myanmar: English

Myanmar

Nepal

New Zealand Maori

Papua New Guinea

Taiwan Languages

Taiwan Indigenous

Region Asia Central

Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan 2

Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgystan 2

Uzbekistan

Turkey-Kurdistan

India: Languages

Middle East: Arab World

Middle East: Israel

Muslim World

Turkey-English Ed

Region: Southeast Europe

Albanian Language-History

Post-War Republic Kosovo

Region: Western Europe

Europe: Finland

Europe: Spain Catalan

Europe: France Breton

Europe: France Alsace

BOOKS: LEP Series

CONFERENCES

MADISON 2019

1. Visual Semiotics

2. Discourse Analysis

3.Curriculum&Instruction

MUMBAI DEC 2019

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WebSite Disclaimer

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