Policies, Politics, and Ideologies of English-Medium Instruction in Asian Universities
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Policies, Politics, and Ideologies of English-Medium Instruction in Asian Universities
Unsettling Critical Edges
Fang, Fan; Sah, Pramod K.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2024
216
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9781032001852
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Foreword
List of Contributors
Introduction: Toward critical English-medium instruction in multilingual universities
Pramod K. Sah and Fan Fang
Part 1: Policy goals, hidden agenda, and challenges in EMI programs
EMI in higher education in Kazakhstan: Policy supports and challenges
Sulushash Kerimkulova, Bridget Goodman and Kamila Aitzhanova
English medium instruction in Japan: Changes and challenges faced by faculty and students
Samantha Curle, Yuwei Lin and Ikuya Aizawa
Policy development for English medium instruction at a Nepali University: Unpacking hidden motivations and agendas
Karna Rana and Pramod K. Sah
English medium instruction (EMI) in higher education in Taiwan: A review and critical reflection on why, how, and for whom
Kao Chin-Ling Gupta and Angel M. Y. Lin
Part 2: Language ideologies and practices in EMI programs
University lecturers' beliefs and practices about the use of first languages and English in EMI: Case studies from Malaysia and Thailand
Roger Barnard, Zuwati Hasim and Banchakarn Sameephet
The role of English and the L1 in English medium instruction at universities in Vietnam and Thailand
Kari Sahan, Nicola Galloway and Jim McKinley
Language use and language choice at an EMI university in Brunei: Student perspectives
Ishamina Athirah Gardiner, Sarah Boye and Suciyati Sulaiman
Understanding EMI teachers' language beliefs and use in content-area classrooms at Chinese universities
Rui Yuan and Xuyan Qiu
Examining the "M" in EMI Courses at Korean universities: Is it English-medium or English-mixed?
Juyoung Song
Part 3: Discourses of educational and social inequalities in EMI programs
Language, class, and coloniality in medium of instruction projects in the Philippines
Ruanni Tupas and Romylyn Metila
English as a medium of instruction and inequality: Exploring private sector higher education in Bangladesh
Md. Al Amin and M. Obaidul Hamid
English medium instruction and linguistic diversity in Emirati higher education: Expectations and hardships
Sarah Hopkyns
AfterwordAndy Kirkpatrick
Index
List of Contributors
Introduction: Toward critical English-medium instruction in multilingual universities
Pramod K. Sah and Fan Fang
Part 1: Policy goals, hidden agenda, and challenges in EMI programs
EMI in higher education in Kazakhstan: Policy supports and challenges
Sulushash Kerimkulova, Bridget Goodman and Kamila Aitzhanova
English medium instruction in Japan: Changes and challenges faced by faculty and students
Samantha Curle, Yuwei Lin and Ikuya Aizawa
Policy development for English medium instruction at a Nepali University: Unpacking hidden motivations and agendas
Karna Rana and Pramod K. Sah
English medium instruction (EMI) in higher education in Taiwan: A review and critical reflection on why, how, and for whom
Kao Chin-Ling Gupta and Angel M. Y. Lin
Part 2: Language ideologies and practices in EMI programs
University lecturers' beliefs and practices about the use of first languages and English in EMI: Case studies from Malaysia and Thailand
Roger Barnard, Zuwati Hasim and Banchakarn Sameephet
The role of English and the L1 in English medium instruction at universities in Vietnam and Thailand
Kari Sahan, Nicola Galloway and Jim McKinley
Language use and language choice at an EMI university in Brunei: Student perspectives
Ishamina Athirah Gardiner, Sarah Boye and Suciyati Sulaiman
Understanding EMI teachers' language beliefs and use in content-area classrooms at Chinese universities
Rui Yuan and Xuyan Qiu
Examining the "M" in EMI Courses at Korean universities: Is it English-medium or English-mixed?
Juyoung Song
Part 3: Discourses of educational and social inequalities in EMI programs
Language, class, and coloniality in medium of instruction projects in the Philippines
Ruanni Tupas and Romylyn Metila
English as a medium of instruction and inequality: Exploring private sector higher education in Bangladesh
Md. Al Amin and M. Obaidul Hamid
English medium instruction and linguistic diversity in Emirati higher education: Expectations and hardships
Sarah Hopkyns
AfterwordAndy Kirkpatrick
Index
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Fan (Gabriel) Fang;Pramod K. Sah;applied linguistics;TESOL;English language teaching;EMI in Asian universities;EMI programs;EMI;English-medium instruction;Thai Higher Education;Bruneian Students;EMI Education;EMI Class;Top Global University Project;English Medium Instruction;MoI Policy;Language Ideologies;Professional Development;EMI Program;EMI Policy;EAP Teacher;EAP;EMI Classroom;Multilingual Universities;Instructional Language;Undergraduate Students;Education System;Neoliberal Motivations;Low English Proficiency;EMI Course;EMI Context;English MoI;UAE High Education;Stem Teacher
Foreword
List of Contributors
Introduction: Toward critical English-medium instruction in multilingual universities
Pramod K. Sah and Fan Fang
Part 1: Policy goals, hidden agenda, and challenges in EMI programs
EMI in higher education in Kazakhstan: Policy supports and challenges
Sulushash Kerimkulova, Bridget Goodman and Kamila Aitzhanova
English medium instruction in Japan: Changes and challenges faced by faculty and students
Samantha Curle, Yuwei Lin and Ikuya Aizawa
Policy development for English medium instruction at a Nepali University: Unpacking hidden motivations and agendas
Karna Rana and Pramod K. Sah
English medium instruction (EMI) in higher education in Taiwan: A review and critical reflection on why, how, and for whom
Kao Chin-Ling Gupta and Angel M. Y. Lin
Part 2: Language ideologies and practices in EMI programs
University lecturers' beliefs and practices about the use of first languages and English in EMI: Case studies from Malaysia and Thailand
Roger Barnard, Zuwati Hasim and Banchakarn Sameephet
The role of English and the L1 in English medium instruction at universities in Vietnam and Thailand
Kari Sahan, Nicola Galloway and Jim McKinley
Language use and language choice at an EMI university in Brunei: Student perspectives
Ishamina Athirah Gardiner, Sarah Boye and Suciyati Sulaiman
Understanding EMI teachers' language beliefs and use in content-area classrooms at Chinese universities
Rui Yuan and Xuyan Qiu
Examining the "M" in EMI Courses at Korean universities: Is it English-medium or English-mixed?
Juyoung Song
Part 3: Discourses of educational and social inequalities in EMI programs
Language, class, and coloniality in medium of instruction projects in the Philippines
Ruanni Tupas and Romylyn Metila
English as a medium of instruction and inequality: Exploring private sector higher education in Bangladesh
Md. Al Amin and M. Obaidul Hamid
English medium instruction and linguistic diversity in Emirati higher education: Expectations and hardships
Sarah Hopkyns
AfterwordAndy Kirkpatrick
Index
List of Contributors
Introduction: Toward critical English-medium instruction in multilingual universities
Pramod K. Sah and Fan Fang
Part 1: Policy goals, hidden agenda, and challenges in EMI programs
EMI in higher education in Kazakhstan: Policy supports and challenges
Sulushash Kerimkulova, Bridget Goodman and Kamila Aitzhanova
English medium instruction in Japan: Changes and challenges faced by faculty and students
Samantha Curle, Yuwei Lin and Ikuya Aizawa
Policy development for English medium instruction at a Nepali University: Unpacking hidden motivations and agendas
Karna Rana and Pramod K. Sah
English medium instruction (EMI) in higher education in Taiwan: A review and critical reflection on why, how, and for whom
Kao Chin-Ling Gupta and Angel M. Y. Lin
Part 2: Language ideologies and practices in EMI programs
University lecturers' beliefs and practices about the use of first languages and English in EMI: Case studies from Malaysia and Thailand
Roger Barnard, Zuwati Hasim and Banchakarn Sameephet
The role of English and the L1 in English medium instruction at universities in Vietnam and Thailand
Kari Sahan, Nicola Galloway and Jim McKinley
Language use and language choice at an EMI university in Brunei: Student perspectives
Ishamina Athirah Gardiner, Sarah Boye and Suciyati Sulaiman
Understanding EMI teachers' language beliefs and use in content-area classrooms at Chinese universities
Rui Yuan and Xuyan Qiu
Examining the "M" in EMI Courses at Korean universities: Is it English-medium or English-mixed?
Juyoung Song
Part 3: Discourses of educational and social inequalities in EMI programs
Language, class, and coloniality in medium of instruction projects in the Philippines
Ruanni Tupas and Romylyn Metila
English as a medium of instruction and inequality: Exploring private sector higher education in Bangladesh
Md. Al Amin and M. Obaidul Hamid
English medium instruction and linguistic diversity in Emirati higher education: Expectations and hardships
Sarah Hopkyns
AfterwordAndy Kirkpatrick
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Fan (Gabriel) Fang;Pramod K. Sah;applied linguistics;TESOL;English language teaching;EMI in Asian universities;EMI programs;EMI;English-medium instruction;Thai Higher Education;Bruneian Students;EMI Education;EMI Class;Top Global University Project;English Medium Instruction;MoI Policy;Language Ideologies;Professional Development;EMI Program;EMI Policy;EAP Teacher;EAP;EMI Classroom;Multilingual Universities;Instructional Language;Undergraduate Students;Education System;Neoliberal Motivations;Low English Proficiency;EMI Course;EMI Context;English MoI;UAE High Education;Stem Teacher