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S. Javed Maswood wishes to develop fluency effectively in his/her students. Murphey (Chapter 3) takes a more student-centered approach, exploring the possibilities and dimensions of scaffolding participating, agencing, and fluencing (SPAFF), and shows how these might be realized in the classroom, enabling teachers

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S. Javed Maswoodpounded by mainstream news media, with headlines such as ‘I no speak English’ (., 2011, December 26), ‘Test scores don’t guarantee English skills’ (Yoon, ., 2012, February 5), and ‘English fluency hopes rest on an education overhaul’ (Clavel, ., 2014, January 5).

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oth formal and informal mentoring. Additionally, the chapter uses the theory of ecologies of practices in a modified way to explore the practices that support learning in four of the case studies from the broader study. It does this by looking at the inter-relationships between mentoring and other P

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Islam and Democracy Islam and stifling its every manifestation, inadvertently causing a precipitous civilizational showdown that never needed to transpire. Arab countries can help by learning from the very struggles the West had to go through to balance religion within its own societies. The more pluralistic and repre