Mixedfrancophone-anglophone classes have become an important, yet controversial feature of post-secondary education in Canada. However, arguments concerning the suitability (or lack thereof) of these classes have not been based on empirical research documenting what actually occurs in them. This paper describes an ethnographic case study which begins to address this need. The study examines the relationship between students' use of French and English in five mixed classes at a bilingual university and their access to subject-matter knowledge and social networks. Initial analyses reveal that language brokerage is an important process in two of the classes observed. In order to illustrate how this process works, an excerpt of classroom intera...
This study examines the interactions in two French immersion grade five and six classes in metropoli...
The Federal Government’s ideal of strengthening national unity through official bilingualism has bee...
The presence of Allophone students in French-language secondary schools in Ottawa is gradually incre...
Mixedfrancophone-anglophone classes have become an important, yet controver- sial feature of post-se...
Francophones intending to pursue post-secondary studies in French face two major problems. The artic...
In 1983, the University of New Brunswick adopted a French Language Policy which called for courses t...
Using an interpretative approach, this paper examines the perspectives of Franco-Ontarian postsecond...
Cet article examine la réalisation de la liaison dans un corpus de douze locuteurs canadiens angloph...
This paper reports on a comparative and longitudinal study of French-language minority access to hig...
This study compares the effects of schooling and out-of-school linguistic experiences regarding two ...
This paper examines the situation of French in Quebec’s First Nations setting. Historically, French ...
French immersion in Canada was instituted by parents in Québec who wished their children to learn Fr...
Teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) in Quebec has its own particularities due to language la...
The purpose of this study was to investigate outcomes of a French program in a minority situation at...
A great deal of time and resources are invested throughout Canada to encourage students to learn Fre...
This study examines the interactions in two French immersion grade five and six classes in metropoli...
The Federal Government’s ideal of strengthening national unity through official bilingualism has bee...
The presence of Allophone students in French-language secondary schools in Ottawa is gradually incre...
Mixedfrancophone-anglophone classes have become an important, yet controver- sial feature of post-se...
Francophones intending to pursue post-secondary studies in French face two major problems. The artic...
In 1983, the University of New Brunswick adopted a French Language Policy which called for courses t...
Using an interpretative approach, this paper examines the perspectives of Franco-Ontarian postsecond...
Cet article examine la réalisation de la liaison dans un corpus de douze locuteurs canadiens angloph...
This paper reports on a comparative and longitudinal study of French-language minority access to hig...
This study compares the effects of schooling and out-of-school linguistic experiences regarding two ...
This paper examines the situation of French in Quebec’s First Nations setting. Historically, French ...
French immersion in Canada was instituted by parents in Québec who wished their children to learn Fr...
Teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) in Quebec has its own particularities due to language la...
The purpose of this study was to investigate outcomes of a French program in a minority situation at...
A great deal of time and resources are invested throughout Canada to encourage students to learn Fre...
This study examines the interactions in two French immersion grade five and six classes in metropoli...
The Federal Government’s ideal of strengthening national unity through official bilingualism has bee...
The presence of Allophone students in French-language secondary schools in Ottawa is gradually incre...