Continua of Biliteracy - explained (or atleast an attempt to explain)

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TESL COMPCAST

Kelly Broadbent

12 episodes

4 days ago

The purpose of this podcast is to refreash on topics covered in my TESL master's in order to prepare for the comprehensive examine. Episodes will be related to language learning and teaching, with some specifics to teaching English as a second/foreign language.

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Continua of Biliteracy - explained (or atleast an attempt to explain)

TESL COMPCAST

9 minutes 11 seconds

5 years ago

Continua of Biliteracy - explained (or atleast an attempt to explain)

Today’s epsidoe will focus around the continua of biliteracy, which is a model created by Nancy Hornberger that frames our thinking around teaching, research and policy concerning biliteracy. I discuss how the model is useful in framing our thinking about designing and evaluating curricula? What are the strengths and limitations of using the “Continua of Biliteracy” in this way?