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Index
AAVE (African-American Vernacular English), 240, 245
Alexander, 20
Allwright, R. L., 32, 44–45, 46, 76, 77,
101, 115, 287, 288, 289
Arens, K., 29, 227–28
Ashcroft, B., 243
Attitudinal mismatch, 88–89, 97–99 Audiolingual Method, 24, 25, 226–27 Auerbach, E., 13, 254
Austin, J., 210
Bailey, K. M., 32 Barkhuizen, G., 78, 79 Baron, D., 245
Bates, E., 214
Bean, M., 207–8, 263–64 Benesch, S., 13
Benson, P., 141–42 Berns, M., 212–13 Block, D., 78, 79
Blyth, C., 61 Bokhorst-Heng, W., 249 Breen, M., 113
Broady, E., 131, 133 Brock, C., 50
Brown, D., 257–58 Brown, K., 166
Burde, A. S., 243, 247 Burke, K., 77
Bygate, M., 228
Byram, M., 268
Cameron, D., 17
Canada, 254, 269
Canagarajah, S., 129, 252–53, 256–57 Candlin, C., 144
Carter, 204, 212, 215
Celce-Murcia, M., 204, 215
Chamot, A., 134–35
Chick, K., 257
China and Chinese language, 207,
257–58, 262
Chomsky, N., 44, 176, 177, 183–84 CLA (Critical Language Awareness),
164–68
Clarke, M. A., 29
Clinton, B., 211–12, 241–42
Cloze procedures, 219–21
Code mixing, 258–60
Cognate words, 260
Cognitive mismatch, 81–82
Cohesion, 205–6
Coleman, H., 239
Colonialism, 242–43
Communicative methods, 24, 26, 214–15 Communicative mismatch, 82–83 Communities of learners, 59, 62 Community learning opportunities,
59–71
Comprehensible output hypothesis,
110–11
Contextualizing linguistic input: brief
description of, 39; definition of, 204; introduction to, 204–5; cohesion and