Journal: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BILINGUAL EDUCATION/BILINGUALISM 8.2&3
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Subject: New TOC: International Journal of Bilingual Education &
Bilingualism, 8(2&3)
Publisher: Multilingual Matters
http://www.multilingual-matters.com/
Journal Title: International Journal of Bilingual Education & Bilingualism
Volume Number: 8 Issue Number: 2&3 Issue Date: 2005
Subtitle: Heritage/Community Language Education: US and Australian
Perspectives
Main Text:
Nancy H. Hornberger: Introduction Heritage/Community Language
Education: US and Australian Perspectives
Biliterate Content of HCLE: Community and Identity
Helen Borland: Heritage Languages and Community Identity Building: The Case
of a
Language of Lesser Status
Anne Pauwels: Maintaining the Community Language in Australia:
Challenges and Roles for Families
Contexts for Biliteracy in HCLE: Policy and Ecology
Richard B. Baldauf Jr.: Coordinating Government and Community Support for
Community Language Teaching in Australia: Overview with Special Attention
to New
South Wales
Antonio Mercurio and Angela Scarino: Heritage Languages at Upper Secondary
Level
in South Australia: A Struggle for Legitimacy
Christine Nicholls: Death by a Thousand Cuts: Indigenous Language Bilingual
Education Programmes in the Northern Territory of
Australia, 1972-1998
Biliterate Media for HCLE: Programme Goals and Curricula
Michle de Courcy: Policy Challenges for Bilingual and Immersion Education in
Australia: Literacy and Language Choices for Users of Aboriginal Languages,
Auslan and Italian
G. Richard Tucker: Innovative Language Education Programmes for
Heritage Language Students: The Special Case of Puerto Ricans
Biliteracy Development in HCLE: Assessment and Proficiency
Catherine Elder: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Heritage Language
Education: What Role for Testing?
Olga Kagan: In Support of a Proficiency-based Definition of Heritage
Language Learners: The Case of Russian
Commentary
Terrence G. Wiley: Discontinuities in Heritage and Community
Language Education: Challenges for Educational Language Policies
Book Reviews
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