Journal of multilingual and multicultural development

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  Año 1996, Vol. 17, Número 2-4

  • Original Articles

    • Introduction

      Gary Jones

      págs. 87-88

      

    • Discovering Successful Second Language Teaching Strategies and Practices: From Programme Evaluation to Classroom Experimentation

      Merril Swain

      • Resumen

      págs. 89-104

      

    • Discovering Successful Second Language Teaching Strategies and Practices A response: From Programme Evaluation to Classroom Experimentation

      Robert Keith Johnson

      págs. 105-113

      

    • Reconciling Content Acquisition and Language Acquisition in Bilingual Classrooms

      Hugo Baetens Beardsmore

      págs. 114-122

      

    • Reconciling Content Acquisition and Language Acquisition in Bilingual Classrooms A Response

      James McLellan

      págs. 123-127

      

    • Code-Switching in the Primary Classroom: One Response to the Planned and the Unplanned Language Environment in Brunei

      Peter W. Martin

      • Resumen

      págs. 128-144

      

    • Code-Switching in the Primary Classroom: One Response to the Planned and the Unplanned Language Environment in Brunei A Response

      Clemencia C. Espiritu

      págs. 145-148

      

    • Innovation, Survival and Processes of Change in the Bilingual Classroom in Brunei Darussalam

      Ng Seok Moi

      • Resumen

      págs. 149-162

      

    • Innovation, Survival and Processes of Change in the Bilingual Classroom in Brunei Darussalam A Response

      Cheah Yin Mee

      págs. 163-168

      

    • Some Malaysian Bilingual Student Teachers: A Profile

      Hyacinth Gaudart

      • Resumen

      págs. 169-189

      

    • Some Malaysian Bilingual Student Teachers: A Profile A Response

      Andrea H. Penaflorida

      págs. 190-194

      

    • Developmental Interdependence Hypothesis Revisited in the Brunei Classroom

      Elizabeth M. Liew

      • Resumen

      págs. 195-204

      

    • Developmental Interdependence Hypothesis Revisited in the Brunei Classroom A Response

      Vanithamani Saravanan

      págs. 205-209

      

    • Using Two/Three Languages in Philippine Classrooms: Implications for Policies, Strategies and Practices

      Andrew Gonzalez

      • Resumen

      págs. 210-219

      

    • Using Two/Three Languages in Philippine Classrooms: Implications for Policies, Strategies and Practices A Response

      Ibrahim Ahmed Bajunid

      págs. 220-224

      

    • English in Asian Bilingual Education: From Hatred to Harmony

      Makhan Lal Tickoo

      • Resumen

      págs. 225-240

      

    • English in Asian Bilingual Education: From Hatred to Harmony A Response

      Amy B. M. Tsui

      págs. 241-247

      

    • Mother Tongue Use in Bilingual/Bidialectal Education: Implications for Bruneian Dwibahasa

      Carl James

      • Resumen

      págs. 248-257

      

    • Mother Tongue Use in Bilingual/Bidialectal Education A Response

      James Bourke

      págs. 258-261

      

    • Language Planning and Bilingual Education in Catalonia

      Miquel Strubell i Trueta

      • Resumen

      págs. 262-275

      

    • Language Planning and Bilingual Education in Catalonia A Response

      Alan Chamberlain

      págs. 276-279

      

    • Bilingual Education and Syllabus Design: Towards a Workable Blueprint

      Gary Jones

      • Resumen

      págs. 280-293

      

    • Bilingual Education and Syllabus Design: Towards a Workable Blueprint A Response

      Moses Samuel

      págs. 294-294

      

    • Bilingualism Through the Classroom: Strategies and Practices in Brunei Darussalam

      Lewis Larking

      • Resumen

      págs. 296-311

      

    • Bilingualism Through the Classroom: Strategies and Practices in Brunei Darussalam A Response

      Omar Hj. Khalid

      págs. 312-313

      

    • Some Thoughts Concerning Innovative Language Education Programmes

      G. Richard Tucker

      págs. 315-320