Siding and ‘translanguaged siding’ in lecture halls: an ethnography of communication at the University of the Western Cape.

Philosophiae Doctor - PhD === The study set out to investigate siding and translanguaged siding as an under-researched student-to-student communication which happen parallel to teaching. Lemke (1990) defines siding as student-to-student talk while the teacher is teaching, and Antia (2017) defines ‘t...

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Main Author:	Forbes, Coral Joan
Other Authors:	Antia, Bassey E.
Language:	en
Published:	University of Western Cape 2020
Subjects:	Multilingualism Multimodality Classroom discourse Ethnography of communication Translanguaged siding
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/11394/7397

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description	Philosophiae Doctor - PhD === The study set out to investigate siding and translanguaged siding as an under-researched student-to-student communication which happen parallel to teaching. Lemke (1990) defines siding as student-to-student talk while the teacher is teaching, and Antia (2017) defines ‘translanguaged siding’ as student-to-student talk in a language or combination of languages that is different from the LoLT. In this way, siding encapsulates ‘translanguaged siding’.
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Siding and ‘translanguaged siding’ in lecture halls: an ethnography of communication at the University of the Western Cape.

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