Abstract The idea of Anglo-conformity and the attack on immigrant cultures in the early twentieth century is a well-documented theme in Canadian social history. It involved both language-learning and acculturation. But there has been a curious lack of attention to just how children were to be taught the language and implicitly the culture of the dominant society. This article addresses both the pedagogical theories that were developed to ensure that immigrant children learned English, and the implications for the implementation of language-learning programs. Résumé Dans l’histoire sociale canadienne, l’anglo-conformisme et les offensives lancées contre la culture des immigrés au début du vingtième siècle est un thème bien documenté qui imp...
This article investigates the ways in which children from immigrant backgrounds view the place of ‘o...
This study takes a close and critical 100k at heritage language partial immersion programs in Alber...
(Excerpt) Although the United States has long experience in educating children from immigrant famili...
Abstract The idea of Anglo-conformity and the attack on immigrant cultures in the early twentieth ce...
The Canadian government implemented the Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) program ...
This thesis examines the application and role of education in general in the efforts to induce accul...
French immersion in Canada was instituted by parents in Québec who wished their children to learn Fr...
Immigrant(s') children are the purveyors of a family tongue and culture which differ from that of th...
The spread of English and its users across the world has made imperative, an exploration of the lang...
Canada continues to be a nation of immigration where newcomer children arrive with a wide range of s...
This article stems from an on-going qualitative study of the ‘environment’ of Montreal’s elementary ...
Although the concepts cultural capital, symbolic power, and pedagogical action were originally appli...
This article examines the relationship between international education and English as an additional ...
Purpose - The increase in the enrolments of immigrant children in New Zealand seems to have posed gr...
This article reports the results of a small-scale study examining the role of English language profi...
This article investigates the ways in which children from immigrant backgrounds view the place of ‘o...
This study takes a close and critical 100k at heritage language partial immersion programs in Alber...
(Excerpt) Although the United States has long experience in educating children from immigrant famili...
Abstract The idea of Anglo-conformity and the attack on immigrant cultures in the early twentieth ce...
The Canadian government implemented the Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) program ...
This thesis examines the application and role of education in general in the efforts to induce accul...
French immersion in Canada was instituted by parents in Québec who wished their children to learn Fr...
Immigrant(s') children are the purveyors of a family tongue and culture which differ from that of th...
The spread of English and its users across the world has made imperative, an exploration of the lang...
Canada continues to be a nation of immigration where newcomer children arrive with a wide range of s...
This article stems from an on-going qualitative study of the ‘environment’ of Montreal’s elementary ...
Although the concepts cultural capital, symbolic power, and pedagogical action were originally appli...
This article examines the relationship between international education and English as an additional ...
Purpose - The increase in the enrolments of immigrant children in New Zealand seems to have posed gr...
This article reports the results of a small-scale study examining the role of English language profi...
This article investigates the ways in which children from immigrant backgrounds view the place of ‘o...
This study takes a close and critical 100k at heritage language partial immersion programs in Alber...
(Excerpt) Although the United States has long experience in educating children from immigrant famili...