Critical Issues in ELT
Editat de Ruchi Kaushik, A.L. Khannaen Limba Engleză Hardback – 2 dec 2024
Critical Issues in ELT compiles research papers by linguists, language teachers, and English language teaching professionals to present contemporary debates on critical issues related to English language teaching, primarily in India. The subject matter of this book includes a variety of articles based on empirical data. It discusses the challenges facing ELT today and also includes papers discussing theoretical positions/frameworks/issues in ELT, classroom-based action research projects, and personal narratives.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781032885681
ISBN-10: 1032885688
Pagini: 360
Ilustrații: 8
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 mm
Greutate: 0.56 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1032885688
Pagini: 360
Ilustrații: 8
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 mm
Greutate: 0.56 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
Public țintă
Academic and GeneralCuprins
Acknowledgements
Contributors
Introduction
I. Multilingualism
1. To Teach or Not to Teach Code-Mixed English? Translanguaging Hindi-English
2. ‘Warm Welcome or Cold Shoulder’: Demystifying (‘Positively Noxious’) English in the Multilingual Indian Classroom
3. From a Monolingual to a Multilingual Approach in Language Teaching
II. Critical Pedagogy
4. Critical Pedagogy and English Language Teaching in India
5. Processes and Protocols of Discourse Oriented Pedagogy Towards Resisting Linguistic Imperialism
6. Critical Literacy as a Way of Negotiating Meanings with Stories
7. Making Daffodils Bloom for Everyone: The Flowering of Critical Pedagogy in the ESL Classroom
III. Continuing Professional Development
8. The Dimensions of Continuing Professional Development
9. Learner Feedback as a Tool for Teacher Learning and Continuing Professional Development
10. Data-led Reflection for Self-directed Continuous Professional Development
11. An Action Research Project Exploring Peer
Mentoring Enabling CPD 172
IV. Materials Development
12. Training Teachers to be Materials Writers
13. Designing Customized ESP Materials: Principles, Procedure and Practice
14. Translanguaging, Spices and Authentic Materials
V. Assessment and Evaluation
15. In Teachers’ Hands: Where Formative Assessment
Comes to Life in Unforeseen Ways
16. Peer Feedback in L2 Writing
17. Giving Feedback to Treat ESL Writing as a Process: Ideas and Challenges
18. Assessment for Development through Portfolios
VI. Technology-aided Teaching and Learning
19. From Black Board to White Board and Beyond: The Role of ICTs in Reforming English Language Classrooms in Tamil Nadu
20. Bringing Digital Literacy into the ESL Classroom: Enhancing Language Learning Tasks using Web 2.0 Tools
21. Design-Based Research for Technology Enabled Language Learning: From Theory to Practice
22. Using Google Classroom as a Learning Management System: An Exploratory Study
VII. Inclusive Education
23. Inclusive Practices: Equitable Learning for All
24. Lessons in Disability: Acceptance and Inclusion
Contributors
Introduction
I. Multilingualism
1. To Teach or Not to Teach Code-Mixed English? Translanguaging Hindi-English
2. ‘Warm Welcome or Cold Shoulder’: Demystifying (‘Positively Noxious’) English in the Multilingual Indian Classroom
3. From a Monolingual to a Multilingual Approach in Language Teaching
II. Critical Pedagogy
4. Critical Pedagogy and English Language Teaching in India
5. Processes and Protocols of Discourse Oriented Pedagogy Towards Resisting Linguistic Imperialism
6. Critical Literacy as a Way of Negotiating Meanings with Stories
7. Making Daffodils Bloom for Everyone: The Flowering of Critical Pedagogy in the ESL Classroom
III. Continuing Professional Development
8. The Dimensions of Continuing Professional Development
9. Learner Feedback as a Tool for Teacher Learning and Continuing Professional Development
10. Data-led Reflection for Self-directed Continuous Professional Development
11. An Action Research Project Exploring Peer
Mentoring Enabling CPD 172
IV. Materials Development
12. Training Teachers to be Materials Writers
13. Designing Customized ESP Materials: Principles, Procedure and Practice
14. Translanguaging, Spices and Authentic Materials
V. Assessment and Evaluation
15. In Teachers’ Hands: Where Formative Assessment
Comes to Life in Unforeseen Ways
16. Peer Feedback in L2 Writing
17. Giving Feedback to Treat ESL Writing as a Process: Ideas and Challenges
18. Assessment for Development through Portfolios
VI. Technology-aided Teaching and Learning
19. From Black Board to White Board and Beyond: The Role of ICTs in Reforming English Language Classrooms in Tamil Nadu
20. Bringing Digital Literacy into the ESL Classroom: Enhancing Language Learning Tasks using Web 2.0 Tools
21. Design-Based Research for Technology Enabled Language Learning: From Theory to Practice
22. Using Google Classroom as a Learning Management System: An Exploratory Study
VII. Inclusive Education
23. Inclusive Practices: Equitable Learning for All
24. Lessons in Disability: Acceptance and Inclusion
Notă biografică
Ruchi Kaushik is Associate Professor of English at Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi, India. She has authored Listening and Speaking XI (2014) and co-authored and co-edited Language, Literature and Creativity II (2013). Presently, she is Associate Editor of FORTELL: Journal of Teaching English Language and Literature.
A.L. Khanna retired as Reader in English from Rajdhani College, University of Delhi. He co-edited Research in Applied Linguistics with R.K. Agnihotri. Presently, he is the Coordinating Editor of FORTELL: Journal of Teaching English Language and Literature and one of the Chief Editors of Language and Language Teaching.
A.L. Khanna retired as Reader in English from Rajdhani College, University of Delhi. He co-edited Research in Applied Linguistics with R.K. Agnihotri. Presently, he is the Coordinating Editor of FORTELL: Journal of Teaching English Language and Literature and one of the Chief Editors of Language and Language Teaching.
Descriere
This book presents contemporary debates on critical issues related to English language teaching, primarily in India. It discusses the challenges in ELT and also includes papers discussing theoretical positions/frameworks, classroom-based action research projects, and personal narratives.