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Essays | Issue 19.2

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

Byxchanges_admin April 13, 2026April 13, 2026
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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

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