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Resources: Implementing language policy: Exploring concerns of school principals. – Google Search

Posted on June 20, 2011 by LingEducator

Although there is a plethora of research on language acquisition, public confusion about the meaning of this research often leads to poor educational policy. Below is a link to an article written for a general audience which summarizes this topic … Continue reading →

Resources: OneLook Dictionary Search

Posted on February 27, 2011 by LingEducator

Most English speakers talk about “the dictionary” (not “a dictionary”) as though there were only one. In fact, there are many, and lexicographers (word specialists) are constantly trying to keep them updated. One of yesterday’s posts featured the Double-Tongued … Continue reading →

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Resources: Implementing language policy: Exploring concerns of school principals. – Google Search

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