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We will draw on three examples of fixed and fluid pedagogical translanguaging to show what is possible within a South African classroom context. Results: The three examples show that (trans)languaging-for-learning goes beyond communicating bilingually in a classroom and involves planned meaning negotiation. Conclusion: In (trans)languaging-for-learning, the emphasis is on using one's full linguistic and semiotic repertoire in order to develop and show understanding of learning, rather than to demonstrate mastery of the use of standard named languages. 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In this paper we argue that monolingual ideologies have negative consequences for the positioning of South African learners as well as for their participation in the curriculum. We focus on how learner capacities are enabled when a heteroglossic and multimodal orientation to language practices and meaning-making is taken up. We explore processes of languaging-for-learning in two established third spaces-the first, an after-school literacy club for Grades 3-6 learners in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, and the second, a mathematics holiday programme for Grade 11 students in the rural Eastern Cape. We argue that our cases show how it is possible to bridge the gap between heteroglossic conceptions of language and languaging in applied linguistics, and what is conceived as legitimate language practices in the classroom. 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Chapters 6 and 7 aim to inspire hope through an analysis of young people’s creative language practices even in contexts where English monolingualism is enforced (Chap 6) and by showcasing innovative examples of language and literacy pedagogy from South Africa and the USA that do position children as linguistically resourceful, and expose the injustices of language and power to children (Chap 7). My hope is that the book will have some impact on shifting the deficit positioning of children from non-dominant backgrounds on account of their language resources.","publication_date":{"day":15,"month":7,"year":2016,"errors":{}}},"translated_abstract":"This book grapples with the disturbing question: How is it possible that the most valuable resource a child brings to formal schooling, language, can be consistently recast as a problem? The purpose of this book is to expose, and deepen our understanding of, the way in which beliefs about language profoundly influence children’s access to quality education around the world. The notion of what language is, and the relationship between language, society and diversity, has undergone paradigm shifts in the language disciplines such as Sociolinguistics, Linguistic Anthropology and Applied Linguistics. However I argue that these shifts have made little impact on policy, curricula and classroom practice in language and literacy education. My aim is to highlight the implications of these paradigm shifts for language and literacy education. In order to do this, I draw on fields of inquiry that are related but often not brought together within the same study: Bilingualism, TESOL, Multiculturalism, Sociolinguistics, Language policy studies, Applied linguistics and Linguistic Anthropology. 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The notion of what language is, and the relationship between language, society and diversity, has undergone paradigm shifts in the language disciplines such as Sociolinguistics, Linguistic Anthropology and Applied Linguistics. However I argue that these shifts have made little impact on policy, curricula and classroom practice in language and literacy education. My aim is to highlight the implications of these paradigm shifts for language and literacy education. In order to do this, I draw on fields of inquiry that are related but often not brought together within the same study: Bilingualism, TESOL, Multiculturalism, Sociolinguistics, Language policy studies, Applied linguistics and Linguistic Anthropology. I begin the book by reviewing current understandings of language as a social practice and of diverse language practices. The purpose of the first three chapters is to make a wide and complex literature on language ideologies, language in use, and language policy accessible to a broader audience. I also make explicit the implications of this literature for language and literacy education. In Chapter 3 I explore the connections between the deficit positioning of African American and Spanish/English bilingual children in USA schooling with the positioning of Black children in South African schools.<br /><br />In Chapters 4 and 5 I show how mastery of English, and in some cases particular uses of English aligned with White middle class speakers, is continually privileged as the goal of schooling. I introduce the idea of Anglonormativity to explain the common expectation that all children should be proficient in English, and are viewed as deviant or deficient if they are not. Chapters 6 and 7 aim to inspire hope through an analysis of young people’s creative language practices even in contexts where English monolingualism is enforced (Chap 6) and by showcasing innovative examples of language and literacy pedagogy from South Africa and the USA that do position children as linguistically resourceful, and expose the injustices of language and power to children (Chap 7). 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