This issue of Center XChange focuses on language issues in education. We address the question “What does language have to do with the success or failure of students in urban schools?” Rather than viewing language as a problem, as is common in educational research and practice, we highlight the linguistic virtuosity of students from non-dominant groups in our urban schools. We identify ways to build on the skills that youth bring to the classroom as well as to expand their language toolkits – what some researchers have called their “repertoires of linguistic practice.”
Repertoires of Linguistic Practice – XChange Issue
All XChange Issues
- Project-Based Learning for Centering Student Voice in STEM
- 10 Years of the IMPACT Teacher Residency Program
- Coaching Across a Continuum: A Journey of Learning
- Ethnic Studies K-12
- The Power of Urban Teacher Residencies: The Impact of IMPACT
- Teacher Collaborative Inquiry
- Culturally Relevant Teaching
- Growing and Supporting Teacher Leadership
- Multiple Measures of Good Teaching
- Repertoires of Linguistic Practice
- Critical Uses of Media & Technology
- 15 Years of Lessons Learned