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List of Tables | |
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List of Figures | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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About the Authors | |
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Introduction | |
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Why? The Same Old Problem | |
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What? The Book's Purpose | |
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How? Achieving the Purpose | |
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What Will You Get Out of This Book? | |
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Avoiding the Master's Language Tools | |
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Overview of the Chapters | |
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Where and When Might the Book Be Used? | |
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The Power of Language: A Medium for Promoting Social Justice and Equity | |
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In What Ways Is Language a Transformative Force in Society? | |
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What Are Educational Equity and Social Justice | |
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What Are Critical Discourse Analysis and Critical Language Awareness | |
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Conclusion and Summary of Key Points | |
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Becoming Effective in Using Critical Language Awareness | |
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Noticing How Language Constructs Our Social World | |
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Relating the Trees to the Forest, and the Forest to the Trees | |
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Imagining Alternatives | |
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Coaching | |
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Teaching With Critical Language Awareness | |
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Using Memorable Examples, Metaphors, and Quotes | |
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Modeling, Teamwork, Inclusiveness, and Respect | |
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Conclusion and Summary of Key Points | |
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Avoiding Othering: Practicing Including | |
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Introduction | |
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A Change Agent in Action | |
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How Is Othering Harmful? | |
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Digging Deeper Into Othering | |
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From Othering to Inclusion and Dialogue | |
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Activities | |
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Conclusion and Summary of Key Points | |
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Disrupting Prejudice: A Communicative Approach | |
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Introduction | |
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Abstracting | |
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Communicative Model | |
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Developing a Data Culture | |
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Activity: Developing Language Skills for Disrupting Prejudice | |
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Conclusion and Summary of Key Points | |
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Exceptionalizing or Democratizing? | |
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Introduction | |
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Exceptionalizing: How It Promotes Inequities | |
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The Importance of Context | |
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Cognitive Disequilibrium and Exceptionalizing | |
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The Context of the Interviews | |
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Recognizing Exceptionalizing Discourse | |
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Revising for a More Democratizing Discourse | |
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Activities for Developing Democratizing Language Skills | |
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Conclusion and Summary of Key Points | |
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Recognizing and Revising Stratifying Discourse | |
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Introduction | |
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Key Concepts | |
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Recognizing and Revising Stratifying Discourse | |
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Activities for Developing Language Skills for Social Justice | |
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Conclusion and Summary of Key Points | |
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Contesting Labels | |
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Introduction | |
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Contesting Labels | |
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Acronyms as Deep Abstractions | |
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Talk Strategies | |
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Redressing Labels Through Institutional Action | |
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Thoughtful Inaction | |
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Activity: Crowning With Labels | |
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Conclusion and Summary of Key Points | |
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Conclusion: The Power of Talk | |
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Revisiting the Book's Objectives | |
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Using the Power of Talk for Social Justice | |
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A Final Thought | |
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References | |
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Index | |