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Supporting Students’ Own Languages in the Writing Classroom: Adaptable Writing Assignments for Enacting Linguistic Justice in Local Contexts

by Keli Tucker, Kelsey Hawkins, Sasha Poma Mansure, and Sophia Minnillo | Xchanges 19.2, Fall 2025


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Contents

Introduction

Theoretical Framework

Instructional Context and Assignment Descriptions

Assignment Goals and Learning Outcomes

Reflections on Implementing Our Assignments

Imagining Expansive Pedagogical Futures Towards Linguistic Justice

References

Appendix

About the Authors

Appendix

Appendix (PDF).

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Posted by nicole_oconnell on Dec 05, 2025 in Issue 19.2

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