Language, teaching, and pedagogy for refugee education / edited by Enakshi Sengupta, and Patrick Blessinger.
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TextSeries: Innovations in higher education teaching and learning ; v. 15.Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited, Description: 1 online resource (viii, 219 pages)ISBN: 9781787147997 (e-book)Subject(s): Refugees -- Education (Higher) | Language and languages -- Study and teaching | Education / Bilingual Education | Refugees & political asylumAdditional physical formats: No titleDDC classification: 378.1982 LOC classification: LC3727 | .L36 2019Online resources: Click here to access online | Item type | Current library | Call number | URL | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| LC3715 .R44 2018 Refugee education : | LC3715 .S77 2018 Strategies, policies, and directions for refugee education / | LC3719 .R47 2014 Research on preparing preservice teachers to work effectively with emergent bilinguals | LC3727 .L36 2019 Language, teaching, and pedagogy for refugee education / | LC3728 .R47 2015 Research on preparing inservice teachers to work effectively with emergent bilinguals | LC3731 .C73 2020 Native American bilingual education : | LC3731 .C75 2016 The crisis of race in higher education : |
Includes indexes.
Prelims -- Part I: Seeking higher education -- Introduction to language, teaching, and pedagogy for refugee education -- Chapter 1: Asylum-seeking students' experience of higher education in the UK -- Chapter 2: Conceptualizing higher education aspirations formation among marginalized migrant youth in Johannesburg, South Africa -- Chapter 3: Occupation-based didactic model for english language teaching to refugees to improve their sustainability and social integration -- Chapter 4: Post-secondary education and the full integration of government-assisted refugees in Canada: a direction for program innovation -- Chapter 5: Literacy instruction without borders: ideas for developing best practices for reading programs in refugee settings -- Chapter 6: "Start Ins Deutsche" - students teach German to refugees at Goethe University Frankfurt -- Part II: Technology and higher education -- Chapter 7: Refugees, education, and disability: addressing the educational needs of Arabic-speaking refugees with learning challenges -- Chapter 8: Adaptation of conventional technologies with refugee language learners: an overview of possibilities -- Chapter 9: How social media can play a role in an educational context, in an informal refugee camp in Europe -- Chapter 10: Reaching refugees: Southern New Hampshire University's Project-based degree model for refugee higher education -- Chapter 11: Creating a borderless world of education for refugees -- About the authors -- Name index -- Subject index.
This volume is focused on the core areas of imparting education to the refugee population and highlights the recent developments intended to meet an urgent need: that of the refugees who have no or very little previous schooling and who are in need of both language learning and furthering their studies for higher education. This book is designed to provide recognition to those who are working relentlessly towards imparting education to vulnerable people and giving them the tools they need to help withstand and recover from the effects of conflict and displacement. The chapters in this book speaks about some exemplary work done by individuals and institutions from Africa to Germany.
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