Maintaining and Setting Standards and Language Variation in the Asian Pacific Region

Special issue of Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 12:1 (2002)

Editor

Amy B.M. Tsui | University of Hong Kong

[Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 12:1] 2002. vi, 184 pp.

Publishing status: Available
Published online on 18 July 2002

https://doi.org/10.1075/japc.12.1

Table of Contents

Articles
Setting standards and language variation: A dilemma for language education Amy B.M. Tsui and Stephen J. Andrews	1–11
Selecting models and setting standards for teachers of English in Hong Kong David Coniam and Peter Falvey	13–37
Teacher language awareness and language standards Stephen J. Andrews	39–62
Setting language benchmarks: Whose benchmark? David Bunton and Amy B.M. Tsui	63–76
Counting and dis-counting learner group variation: English language and literacy standards in Australia Chris Davison and Penny McKay	77–94
Language policy and English language standards in Malaysia: Nationalism versus pragmatism Saran Kaur Gill	95–115
Language standards and language variation in Brunei Darussalam: The understanding of would by native and non-native speakers of English Agneta M-L Svalberg	117–141
Changing attitudes toward TEWOL in Korea Rosa Jinyoung Shim	143–158
Constructing an official English for China, 1949–2000 Bob Adamson and Ora Kwo	159–183

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Maintaining and Setting Standards and Language Variation in the Asian Pacific Region

Special issue of Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 12:1 (2002)

Cited by two other publications

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