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Teacher and Learner Roles in the Interactive Second Language Classrooms in classroom activity. The roles of the teacher and learners are considered with reference to classroom data, with classification and framing supporting the analysis. The chapter concludes with taxonomy of roles for teachers and learners.

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The Social Functions of Group Work: Optimising Interpersonal Relationses the affective climate and therefore the responsiveness of the students. Through a linguistic and multimodal analysis of classroom talk, an argument is made that a positive affective climate is foundational to shaping classroom contexts for effective learning involving semiotic mediation.

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Building Field Knowledge through Collective Thinking and the Joint Construction of Knowledgeas manager of classroom talk and classroom interaction at three critical points in time: while leading in to the group work, during the group activity and when ‘deconstructing’ the activity (usually as a whole class).

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Using Groups to Promote Oral Fluency — Language Development in Interactionon. When teachers relax the framing of the pedagogic discourse in small group interactions, they allow students to develop their oral fluency, which also allows for the development of linguistic accuracy, as seen in the data presented.

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Integrating Group Work into Lesson and Unit Plansediation presented throughout the book. Without this informed, theoretically rich and robust pedagogic approach, assessment runs the risk of being random acts when teachers are not tuned into creating zones of proximal development for their learners.

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Teacher and Learner Roles in the Interactive Second Language Classroomand linguistic construct. Pedagogic discourse consists of principles for the control and dissemination of meaning, developed by Bernstein in his mission to unpack and articulate the social bases of pedagogic relations. Classification and framing provide a structured perspective of the power relation

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Building Field Knowledge through Collective Thinking and the Joint Construction of Knowledge for language lessons. When learners, working in groups, have a shared perspective of the goal-oriented classroom activity, there is potential for collective thinking, joint construction of knowledge and scaffolding during semiotically mediated activity. Central to all of this is the teacher’s role