Journal of Language Identity and Education

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Language Identity and Education is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Language Learning Trajectories: Pupils’ Perspectives, Structural Factors and Demographics at General Certificate of Secondary Education46
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Intercultural Citizenship in Higher Education, by Golubeva, I. (2025).37
The Act of Transitions: Exploring Cultural Aptitude Through Drama for Language Development33
Overcoming the Gentrification of Dual Language, Bilingual and Immersion Education: Solution-Oriented Research and Stakeholder Resources for Real Integration , by Delavan, M.31
Routine Literacy Practices as a Cultural Agenda: Children’s Experiences of Writing “Difficult” Chinese Characters in Australia29
Language Attitudes as Insights into Indigenous Language Shift and Maintenance23
Translanguaging and Transformative Teaching for Emergent Bilingual Students: Lessons from the CUNY-NYSIEB Project, edited by City University of New York-New York State Initiative on Emergent Bilingual23
Minority Languages in Academia: The Arabic Language in the Israeli Academy22
Volume 21 Thanks21
“Esprit de Corps”: Ingroup Identity Construction and Contextual Conceptualisations Among the (Para)military Discourse Community17
(Why) See Yourself as Plurilingual: Intercomprehension and Motivation Towards the Learning of LOTEs in Young Learners16
Reinventing the Legitimate Speaker of Suburban Swedish: Negotiating Boundaries Through Linguistic Citizenship in a Swedish Classroom16
Centering Latina/o Bilingual Teacher Candidates’ Experiences with Marginalizing Figures of Personhood15
Cultivating Critical Cosmopolitanism in Chinese EFL Education: A Practitioner Inquiry on Multilingual Literacy Practices15
Plurilingual Identity Positioning of Newcomer Children with Emerging Print Literacy14
The Performance of Queer Identities by Two Spanish L2 Learners During Study Abroad14
Race, Racism, and Antiracism in Language Education, by Ryuko, K. & Suhanthie, M. (2024).14
Ecological Ethical Approaches in Education and Technology for Sustaining “Xun” Culture in the Yellow River Basin14
“It’s Like You Don’t Have an Identity”: A Narrative Inquiry into a Precarious English Language Teacher’s Professional Identity Negotiations13
Monolingual Momentum: The Limits of Critical Language Awareness in a Hybrid Science Learning Environment12
Being an Arabic Language Teacher in Catalan Schools: A Case Study of the Arabic Language and Moroccan Culture (LACM) Program12
Unprepared for Superdiversity: Teacher Agency and Constraint in a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse French Elementary Classroom12
“We’re Not ABC. We’re ABT”: Identity and Language Ideologies of Taiwanese American Youth12
Clash of Cultures or Compatible Reality? Attitudes Towards English for Islamic Education Among Religious Trainee Teachers in Brunei12
Language Brokering Over Time: A Study of Citizenship Becoming Through a Transliteracies Framework11
Language in Professional Communication and National Identity of Ukrainian Civil Servants-Bilinguals10
Engaging Opportunities: A Small Moments Reflexive Inquiry of Translanguaging in a Graduate TESOL Course10
Interculturality and the English Language Classroom by Victoria, M. & Sangiamchit, C. (2021)10
Language Education, Politics and Technology in South Asia: Shaping Inclusive Societies, Identities, and Futures, by Pradhan, U. & Gupta, M. (Eds.). (2025).9
A Parent’s Multimodal Support to Bilingual Child’s Reading: A Case Study of Korean Immigrant Family9
Negotiating Language Ideologies in Adolescent Bilingual Peer Mentoring9
Community Discourses of Language Reclamation through Irish Medium Youth Work9
Language Support and Institutional Discrimination: Insights into School Leaders’ Experiences8
Striking a Balance Between Researchers’ and Learners’ Voices in L2/FL Empirical Studies: A Guide to the Group Repertory Grid Approach8
The Development of Exceptional EFL Learner Identity: A Narrative Inquiry of Former Gifted Learners8
Multilingual Learners in Language Programs: An Exploration of Parent Choice7
Linguistic Justice: Black Language, Literacy, Identity, and Pedagogy, by Baker-Bell, A.7
“We are Not All Named Maria”: Building Transnational Identities in a United States International Baccalaureate High School7
Innovating the TESOL Practicum in Teacher Education: Design, Implementation, and Pedagogy in an Era of Change (1st ed.), by Pu, C. and Wright, W. E.7
Language Teacher Researcher Identity Construction in Activity: Navigating Entanglement of Two English PSTs in Undergraduate Thesis Work in the Indonesian Context7
Teaching Pride Forward: Building LGBTQ+ Allyship in English Language Teaching, by Trinh, T., Reynolds, K. M., and Coda, J. (Eds.). (2024).7
What Type of Questions do EMI Students Pose? A Multidisciplinary Exploration7
Preparing teachers to work with multilingual learnersWernicke, M., Hammer, S., Hansen, A., & Schroedler, T. (Eds.). (2021). Preparing teachers to work with multilingual learners. Multilingual Matt7
Investments of High School EFL Teachers: Negotiating Professional Identities, Forms of Capital, and Societal Ideologies7
Coercive Conditions and Strategic Compliance: Vietnamese EFL Teacher Identity Construction and Neoliberal Values6
Academic Research Network Management: Sociocultural Perspectives from Languages Other Than English6
“They Almost Equal American Children”: Epistemic Exclusion and the Colonial Logic of Correct English in the American Imperial Imaginary6
Correction6
Coping with Teacher Professional Identity Tensions: Using TPACK During Global Crisis Time5
Upholding and Resisting English Language Ideologies: Identity Negotiation of Five Sunni Muslims in Lebanon5
Biliteracy Metaphor Analysis: Examining Multilingual, Multicultural Pupils’ Interpretation of Canon Literature5
Preparing Pre-Service Content Area Teachers Through Translanguaging5
Identities of Non-English-Dominant Teachers-In-Training: Alignments and Tensions5
Literacy and Identity Related to Children’s Education, Work, and Health: Conversations Among Adult ESL Learners from Immigrant and Refugee Backgrounds5
“Springboard” vs. “Homecoming”: Unravelling Chinese Rural EFL Teachers’ Perceptions of their Work, Professional Identities and Teaching Practices5
Translanguaging in Teaching and Learning Science in Selected Multilingual Elementary Classrooms in the Philippines4
Divergent Perspectives on Identifying Heritage Speakers: Unraveling the Complex Differences in How Speakers See Themselves and Others4
Language Learners’ Transferable Skills and Narrative Competence in U.S. Career Advising Appointments: Multilingual Development Beyond Higher Education4
Belonging, Conflict and Loss: Learning Ukrainian Online During COVID-194
Teachers’ Awareness and Management of the Social, Cultural, and Political Indexicalities of Translanguaging4
Scalar Evaluations of Identity in Study Abroad: A Mixed-Heritage Japanese Adolescent’s Negotiations of Race, Language and Memory4
Young Chinese Language Learners’ L2 Motivational Self System and Learning Achievement in Chinese Literacy Acquisition4
Adolescent English Learners’ Awareness of Disciplinary Writing and Academic Language in Science Classrooms: The Affordances of a Register-Functional Perspective4
Frame, Family Discourse, and Hui Muslim Identity4
Transitional L2 Learning Motivation: The L2 Motivational Dynamics of English-Major Students During the Transition from Chinese Secondary to Tertiary Education4
Mixed-Heritage Individuals and Systemic Risk During Negotiation of Identity4
Exploring Chilean EFL Student Teachers’ Development of Teacher Identity Through Perezhivanie4
From Compliance to Criticality: Language Investment, Ideologies and Learners’ Imagined Identities in Postcolonial Pakistan4
The Education of Arabic Speaking Refugee Children and Young Adults Education, Employment and Social Inclusion, by Maadad, N. & Darmawan, I. G. N.4
Individual Language Policy: Bilingual Youth in Vietnam, by Nguyen, T. T. T.4
Contesting the “Standard Prosody Myth” Through a Multilingual Lens4
Volume 24 Thanks4
Motivating Second Language Learners with a Possible Selves Intervention Program4
Language Inheritance and Identity Among the New-Generation Chinese Cambodians4
Language Teacher Educator Identity, by Barkhuizen, G.Barkhuizen, G. (2021). Language Teacher Educator Identity. Cambridge University Press, 86 pp., $20.00 (paperback), ISBN 97811088126653
Papeles, Sueños, y Futuros: The Altermundos Literacies of Parents of the Latine/x Diaspora3
Pedagogical Coaching as Identity Work: Cultivating and Negotiating ESL Teacher Narrative Identities3
Equity Audits as Catalysts for Change: A Case Study on Racial Disparities in a University Spanish Language Program3
Translanguaging Interpretive Power in Formative Assessment Co-Design: A Catalyst for Science Teacher Agentive Shifts3
Introducing Two National Languages in Multilingual ECEC Groups: Practitioners as Gatekeepers?3
Understanding Culturally Sustaining Practices Through the Lens of Chinese Immigrant Families in the United States3
“Disinvestment” in Learners’ Multilingual Identities: English Learning, Imagined Identities, and Neoliberal Subjecthood in Pakistan3
Language Teacher Identity Tensions: Nexus of Agency, Emotion, and Investment, by Tajeddin, Z. & Yazan, B. (Eds.). (2024).3
Factors Influencing L1 Japanese Language Teachers’ English-Medium Instruction Practices: A Cross-National Study on Multilingualism in JFL Classrooms3
International Students’ Investment in Learning Cantonese, English, Mandarin, and Portuguese in Multilingual Macao3
“Estás Luchando…Por Toda La Comunidad”: The Communal Organizing Literacies of Latine/x Immigrant Families3
Reimagining Dialogue on Identity, Language and Power, by Ching-Ching, L. & Vaz Bauler, C. (2023).Ching-Ching, L. & Vaz Bauler, C. (2023). Reimagining Dialogue on Identity, Langu3
When Language and Literacy Touch Our Hearts: Implications for Refugee Education from a Biliteracy Stance3
Collaborative Complaints, Alignment, and Identity Positioning During Teacher-Mentor Post-Observation Meetings3
Language and Cultural Identity Construction in Children Attending a Bilingual Programme in France: A Longitudinal Case Study3
Mapping Silence Onto English Language Classroom3
Student Perceptions of Bilingual Teaching Practices: Evidence from a Colombian University3
Indigenous Ethnic Students in the Mainstream Education of Bangladesh: Cultural Misrecognition, Linguistic Inequality and Social Injustice3
Migrant Population’s Linguistic Identities in Motion: A New Mobilities Perspective3
Effect of Interaction and Alignment of Continuation Task in Chinese as a Second Language Writing3
Bureaucratizing Maya: The Institutionalization of Non-Speakerhood in Indigenous Early Childhood Education3
Exploring the Role of Professional Learning Community in EFL Student-Teachers’ Imagined Identity Development3
Constructing Identities in a Diverse School Setting: From Finnish Learners to Multilingual Experts3
Crossing Linguistic and Cultural Borders: Unravelling the Multifaceted Identity Development of Bangladeshi Study Abroad Students3
Multilingualism & Motivation in Language Classrooms in England3
Whose Bilingualism Counts? Juxtaposing the Sanctioned and Subaltern Languaging of Two Dual Language Teachers3
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