Titlebook: Unauthorized Outlooks on Second Languages Education and Policies; Voices from Colombia Carmen Helena Guerrero-Nieto Book 2023 The Editor(s)

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Unauthorized Outlooks on Second Languages Education and Policies: Voices from Colombia,reign” (Grosjean, 2019; Yildiz, 2012). The terminologies and the ideologies and practices that arise in the Global North have largely and deeply influenced language attitudes, language policies, language teaching, language teacher education, research on language, and so on and so forth.

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Breaking the Silence and Empowering English Language Student-Teachers Through Critical Collaborativethe importance of addressing the silence prevalent in ELT education. It explores issues such as discrimination, racism, heteronormativity, and mental health, which affect student-teachers. The instrumentalization of language teaching and the biases associated with native speakerism are critiqued. Th

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Challenging the Master Narratives of the Market and of English in L2 Pedagogy: Striving for a Reoriecioeconomic development (Mohanty, A., .. British Council, 2017). Considering the above, this chapter critically discusses the mercantilist vision of L2 education and proposes a space for reflection to think about other more critical pedagogical possibilities. Thus, in the first section, from the the

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Colombian English Language Teachers’ Storied Agency Contesting the Inset of Globalization and Capitall for participation to 25 universities across Colombia. We received responses from 13 public school teachers, and 7 out of those 13 teachers accepted to take part from the beginning to end. We invited the participants to some narrative interviews. They introspectively reconstructed meaningful exper

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Deskilling of English Teachers in Colombia: Neoliberalism, Internal Colonialism, and the Reificationces (Mackenzie, L., TESOL Journal 12, 2021) and working conditions based on nationality and the color of skin. A set of conversations with Colombian English teachers will serve as the grounds to show how the aforementioned practices conform a sort of internal colonialism (González Casanova, P., Colo