Titlebook: Boys and Foreign Language Learning; Real Boys Don‘t Do L Jo Carr,Anne Pauwels Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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Boys talking,ter to hand over to the boys, but the following chapters constitute the core of the book. Clearly it is not a total hand-over. How we organise these commentaries reflects our understandings of how the different dimensions of the account fit together, our reading of our data being informed by the theoretical frame outlined in the previous chapter.

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Changing thinking, transforming action,elational and reciprocal. Theory doesn’t take the lead and practice the advice. As Pennycook suggests, we need to be thinking in terms of ‘praxis’ 2001:172). The issue we’ve been exploring sits inside several interconnected frames; each of which is juggling its own theory–practice dynamic; each of which calls for explicit attention.

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Preservation of Lyapunov Exponentse or uninteresting places to be. Although this has not always been the case, this gendered shape of foreign language programmes has long since settled into the status of ‘how things are’; there is nothing new about the situation, which is only occasionally commented on. What is new, however, is the context within which it now sits.

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Introduction,e or uninteresting places to be. Although this has not always been the case, this gendered shape of foreign language programmes has long since settled into the status of ‘how things are’; there is nothing new about the situation, which is only occasionally commented on. What is new, however, is the context within which it now sits.

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Preservation of Lyapunov Exponentsby girls and staffed predominantly by women: boys for the most part disappear. Foreign language classrooms, it would seem, are considered inappropriate or uninteresting places to be. Although this has not always been the case, this gendered shape of foreign language programmes has long since settled

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Lyapunov Exponents and Regularityin question. As we have noted, these figures mask every-day classroom realities, reflecting macro-trends but failing to differentiate clearly between compulsory and post-compulsory figures or between male and female student numbers. They point none the less towards a clear ‘gendering’ of languages e

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Statistics of reflected pulses,hese boys. These commentaries clearly come from different perspectives to those of the boys themselves, reflecting different investments and understandings, speaking through different discourses; but they have many points of connection with what the boys had to say. They were collected from various

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