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Bilingualism and Bilingual Education

Conceptos Fundamentales

by David Schwarzer (Volume editor) Mary Petrón (Volume editor) Clarena Larrotta (Volume editor)
©2021 Textbook X, 168 Pages

Summary

Bilingualism and Bilingual Education: Conceptos Fundamentales explores relevant concepts of bilingualism for pre-service Spanish/English bilingual teachers in the United States. This volume is reader friendly while presenting complex theoretical content. It is the first of its kind to seamlessly switch between English and Spanish languages for academic purposes. This book fills a gap in the academic literature related to translanguaging as a modern and global phenomenon. The authors invite bilingual educators to develop translingual classrooms with bilingual students in which academic English and Spanish are intentionally mixed. Volume contributors center their discussions on theory, practice, and action as they reflect on their own bilingual journeys. Features such as glossary terms, discussion questions, and intentional reflection on each author’s bilingual journey make it innovative and a must read in all bilingual teacher preparation programs in the nation.

Table Of Contents

  • Cover
  • Title
  • Copyright
  • About the editors
  • About the book
  • This eBook can be cited
  • Table of Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction (David Schwarzer, Mary Petrón, & Clarena Larrotta)
  • Section 1: Theory
  • Subtractive Schooling and Authentic Cariño: Translanguaging in the Bilingual and Dual Language Classroom (Angela Valenzuela, Cori Salmerón, & Nathaly Batista-Morales)
  • Retrospective Ideological Work: Leveraging Latina/o/x Bilingual Teacher Educators’ Personal Narratives (Lucila D. Ek, Christian Fallas-Escobar, & Patricia Sánchez)
  • Maestras Transfronterizas (María Teresa de la Piedra & Blanca E. Araujo)
  • Funds of Linguistic Knowledge en Prácticas Transnacionales to Promote Biliteracy Development (Patrick H. Smith & Luz A. Murillo)
  • Section 2: Practice
  • Embracing our Bilingual Selves in Reflection & Dialogue: Hacia una Praxis Bilingüe en Espacios de Preparación de Docentes (Blanca Caldas Chumbes, Deborah Palmer & Desiree Pallais)
  • Translingüismo for The Bilingual Teacher: Phenomenon, Ideology, y Estrategia en el Salón de Clase (David Schwarzer & Lina M. Caswell)
  • English Learner Strategies: Should Teachers Be Torn Between Los Dos Idiomas o Capatilize en Los Two? (Imelda De La Rosa)
  • Section 3: Action
  • Breaking Walls: Language Inclusion y Familias Latinas (Diana Cedeño & Julio C. Parra)
  • Parent Roles in Hybrid Parental Engagement (Clarena Larrotta)
  • Pero No Sé Bien el Español: Formación de Docentes Bilingües and High Stakes Language Proficiency Testing (Mary Petrón & Helen Berg)
  • Conclusion (David Schwarzer, Mary Petrón & Clarena Larrotta)
  • Contributors

Details

Pages
X, 168
Publication Year
2021
ISBN (PDF)
9781433161056
ISBN (ePUB)
9781433161063
ISBN (MOBI)
9781433161070
ISBN (Hardcover)
9781433184505
ISBN (Softcover)
9781433184970
DOI
10.3726/b17805
Language
English
Publication date
2021 (May)
Published
Oxford, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, New York, Wien, 2021. X, 168 pp., 6 fig. b/w.
Product Safety
Peter Lang Group AG

Biographical notes

David Schwarzer (Volume editor) Mary Petrón (Volume editor) Clarena Larrotta (Volume editor)

David Schwarzer is a Full Professor at Montclair State University. His research centers on literacy development in transnational and multilingual learning communities. He is a leading scholar in the theorical and practical distinctions between bilingual/multilingual/translingual education and its impact on monolingual teachers. Mary Petrón is a Full Professor of Bilingual/ESL Education in the School of Teaching and Learning at Sam Houston State University. Her research interests include bilingual/ESL teacher education, U.S.-Mexico transnationalism, and decolonizing language education. Her recent work has focused on educating teachers about working with children who are undocumented and/or from mixed status families. Clarena Larrotta is a Full Professor in the Adult, Professional, and Community Education programs at Texas State University. Utilizing engaged scholarship and Freirean/participatory approaches, her research interests focus on best teaching practices and action research related to adult literacy, family literacy, and language-culture teaching/learning.

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