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- The language situtation in Jamaica: Language Education Policy in the tension between Standard Jamaican English and Jamaican Patwa

Submitted by Alesia on Jan 9, 2012 13:12 pm

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This a very good summary of a part of what Craig referred to as TESORV i.e Teaching English To Speakers Of a Related Vernacular.

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What should be the language goals for Jamaican classrooms? What prevents us from achieving these goals?

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