Translocating Classroom Discourse Practices during the Covid-19 Pandemic in China: A Reflective Nexus Analysis Account
The present study is a reflective nexus analysis of classroom discourse practices that emerged during the Covid-19 pandemic crisis induced online teaching and learning. Nexus analysis is an action focused approach to discourse analysis that incorporates aspects of ethnography to examine that actions...
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