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Intro
DOI https://doi.org/10.21832/TYLER1982
Contents
Acknowledgements
1 De/coloniality and Language in South African Schooling
2 Language, the Body and Identity in Learning
3 Language at Success High: Ideologies and Practices
4 Constraint in Curriculum, Assessment and Classroom Discourse
5 Decolonial Cracks Introduced by Students
6 Decolonial Cracks in Pedagogy: Freedom and Resistance
7 Conclusion: Widening the Cracks
Appendix 1: A Multilingual Science Resources List
Appendix 2: Grade 9 Chemical Reactions Tests and Worksheets: English, isiXhosa and Translingual
Appendix 3: Transcription Convention
References
Index.
DOI https://doi.org/10.21832/TYLER1982
Contents
Acknowledgements
1 De/coloniality and Language in South African Schooling
2 Language, the Body and Identity in Learning
3 Language at Success High: Ideologies and Practices
4 Constraint in Curriculum, Assessment and Classroom Discourse
5 Decolonial Cracks Introduced by Students
6 Decolonial Cracks in Pedagogy: Freedom and Resistance
7 Conclusion: Widening the Cracks
Appendix 1: A Multilingual Science Resources List
Appendix 2: Grade 9 Chemical Reactions Tests and Worksheets: English, isiXhosa and Translingual
Appendix 3: Transcription Convention
References
Index.