| Bilingualism, Biliteracy, Biculturalism, and Critical Consciousness for All: Proposing a Fourth Fundamental Goal for Two-Way Dual Language Education |
16 |
| From Digital Consumption to Digital Invention: Toward a New Critical Theory and Practice of Multiliteracies |
9 |
| (Re)Positioning in the Englishes and (English) Literacies of a Black Immigrant Youth: Towards a Transraciolinguistic Approach |
9 |
| Centering Nepantla Literacies from the Borderlands: Leveraging In-Betweenness Toward Learning in the Everyday |
8 |
| The Warm Embrace of a Newcomer School for Immigrant & Refugee Youth |
7 |
| Queering Bilingual Teaching in Elementary Schools and in Bilingual Teacher Education |
5 |
| Multiplicities in Motion: A Turn to Transliteracies |
4 |
| Looking at the Next 20 Years of Multiliteracies: A Discussion with Allan Luke |
4 |
| Innovations and Challenges: Conceptualizing CLIL Practice |
4 |
| Preparing Critically Conscious Dual-Language Teachers: Recognizing and Interrupting Dominant Ideologies |
3 |
| Immigrant Parents' Ideological Positioning on Bilingualism |
3 |
| Innovations and Challenges in CLIL Implementation in Europe |
3 |
| Innovations and Challenges in CLIL Teacher Training |
3 |
| Multiliteracies in Practice: Integrating Multimodal Production Across the Curriculum |
3 |
| From Designing to Organizing New Social Futures: Multiliteracies Pedagogies for Today |
3 |
| This Issue: Twenty Years of Multiliteracies: Moving from Theory to Social Change in Literacies and Beyond |
3 |
| Design, Desire, and Dif ference |
3 |
| Academic and Extracurricular Support for Refugee Students in the US: Lessons Learned |
3 |
| Upending Colonial Practices: Toward Repairing Harm in English Education |
3 |
| Secondary Dual-Language Learners and Emerging Pedagogies: The Intersectionality of Language, Culture, and Community |
2 |
| Leading in the Context of Immigration: Cultivating Collective Responsibility for Recently Arrived Immigrant Students |
2 |
| A Multilingualism-as-a-Resource Orientation in Dual Language Education |
2 |
| Lights! Cameras! Genders? Interrupting Hate through Classroom Tinkering, Digital Media Production and [Q]ulturally Sustaining Arts-Based Inquiry |
2 |
| Innovations and Challenges in CLIL Implementation in South America |
2 |
| Innovations and Challenges in CLIL Materials Design |
2 |
| Innovations and Challenges in Attending to Diversity through CLIL |
2 |
| Challenging Damaging Ideologies: Are Dual Language Education Practices Addressing Learners' Linguistic Rights? |
2 |
| Dual Languaging as Strategy and Translanguaging as Tactic in Two-Way Dual Language Programs |
2 |
| Toward Shared Commitments for Teacher Education: Transformative Justice as an Ethical Imperative |
2 |
| Caring and Critical Thinking in the Teaching of Young Adolescents |
1 |
| Nel Noddings as Social (Studies) Educator |
1 |
| Stereotypes vs. Strategies for Digital Media Artists: The Case for Culturally Relevant Media Production |
1 |
| How Positioning Affects English Learners' Social Interactions Around Reading |
1 |
| Pedagogies and Literacies, Disentangling the Historical Threads: An Interview with Bill Cope and Mary Kalantzis |
1 |
| Transforming Our Mission: Animating Teacher Education through Intersectional Justice |
1 |
| Restoring Mathematics Identities of Black Learners: A Curricular Approach |
1 |
| Complicating What We Know: Focusing on Educators' Processes of Becoming Gender and Sexual Diversity Inclusive |
1 |
| Pedagogical Third Spaces: Inclusion and Re-Presentation of LGBTQ Communities in and through Teaching as a Matter of Justice |
1 |
| The Place of CLIL in (Bilingual) Education |
1 |
| Navigating Parental Resistance: Learning from Responses of LGBTQ-Inclusive Elementary School Teachers |
1 |
| Innovations and Challenges in Using Online Communication Technologies in CLIL |
1 |
| Teaching to Transform: (W)holistic Science Pedagogy |
1 |
| Positioning Spanish-Language and African American Language (AAL) Speakers as Knowledgeable and Valuable Contributors in the Language Arts Classroom |
1 |
| Accountability Reform and Responsive Assessment for Immigrant Youth |
1 |
| What It Takes: Promising Practices for Immigrant Origin Adolescent Newcomers |
1 |
| The Development of a Community of Practice for Educators Working with Newcomer, Spanish-speaking Students |
0 |
| This Issue: Re-Imagining Dual Language Education in the US |
0 |
| Developing Culturally Proficient Teachers for Dual-Language Classrooms |
0 |
| Youth Participatory Action Research as Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy |
0 |
| Family Engagement Practices as Sites of Possibility: Supporting Immigrant Families through a District-University Partnership |
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