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The trans- Translanguaging can be understood in a variety of senses, referring to (1) a type of language practice, (2) a theory of language, or (3) an orientation to language. In particular, both strong This book addresses how the new linguistic concept of 'Translanguaging' has contributed to our understandings of language, bilingualism and education, with potential to What is Translanguaging? BranchED Translanguaging theory builds on scholarly work that has demonstrated how colonial and modernist-era language ideologies created and maintained linguistic, cultural, and racial With the focus on activating students multilingual and multimodal repertoires, pedagogical translangua’. As a type of language practice, it generally refers to the fluid use of language resources across linguistic boundaries ging plays a key role in facilitating learning. Translanguaging is not just something bilinguals do when they feel they are lacking words or phrases needed to express themselves in a monolingual environment. Whether talking story with friends, attending classes, or scanning the internet, students make choices about their language use to communicate PDF This volume shows a consistent engagement with the concept and practice of translanguaging as a means to understand how bilingual and multilingual Find, read and cite all This instructional material provides detailed guidance of introductory activities to translanguaging in culturally and linguistically diverse classrooms. This instructional material provides detailed guidance of introductory activities to translanguaging in culturally and linguistically diverse classrooms. Peachtree City, GA. Contributors: Suzanne Garcia-Mateus, Assistant Professor of Bilingual & Bicultural Education, California State University at Monterey Bay sgmateus@ Translanguaging has been applied in classroom settings to empower learning, regardless of pedagogical translanguaging where teachers carefully plan the language used for teaching, or spontaneous translanguaging, where stakeholders are able to maximize their linguistic repertoire for language and content learning translanguaging to also refer to how bilingual people fluidly use their linguistic resources —without regard to named language categories—to make meaning and communicate. BranchED.