Bilingual Minorities and Languages Issues in Writing: Toward Professionwide Responses to a New Challenge

Bilingual Minorities and Languages Issues in Writing: Toward Professionwide Responses to a New Challenge

After a definition of the nature of bilingualism - elective vs circumstantial - in American bilingual minorities, it is argued that the current compartmentalization of the English-teaching profession is unfit to fulfill the needs of this population. Research in second-language writing is found to ha...

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