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 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Taking up EMI in Higher Education: The Complexities of Teacher Emotions22
Decolonial Struggles in Indigenous Language Education in Neoliberal Times: Identities, Ideologies, and Activism22
Fostering Pre-Service Teachers’ Critical Multilingual Language Awareness: Use of Multimodal Compositions to Confront Hegemonic Language Ideologies22
Multilingualism, Multilingual Identity and Academic Attainment: Evidence from Secondary Schools in England18
“Teacher, Man Mitoonam …?”: Translanguaging and English Language Teacher Emotion Labor15
Policy Mechanisms of the Standard Language Ideology in England’s Education System14
Preparing Pre-Service Content Area Teachers Through Translanguaging14
Raising Critical Language Awareness in a Translanguaging-Infused Teacher Education Course: Opportunities and Challenges14
“Disinvestment” in Learners’ Multilingual Identities: English Learning, Imagined Identities, and Neoliberal Subjecthood in Pakistan14
Subverting the Erasure: Decolonial Efforts, Indigenous Language Education and Language Policy in Nepal13
Translanguaging as a Transformative Act in a Reading Classroom: Perspectives from a Bangladeshi Private University13
The Medium of Instruction in Bangladeshi Higher Education Institutions: Bangla, English, or Both?12
Professional Identity Tensions in EFL Preservice Teachers: A Collective Case Study of Three International Students in South Korea11
Third Space, New Ethnic Identities, and Possible Selves in the Imagined Communities: A Case of Korean Heritage Language Speakers11
Critical Multilingual Language Awareness Among Migrant Students: Cultivating Curiosity and a Linguistics of Participation11
Translanguaging Interpretive Power in Formative Assessment Co-Design: A Catalyst for Science Teacher Agentive Shifts11
Professional Identity Development of Iranian EFL Teachers: Workplace Conflicts and Identity Fluctuations10
“This is What My Kids See Every Day”: Bilingual Pre-service Teachers Embracing Funds of Knowledge through Border Thinking Pedagogy10
Pre-Service Teachers’ Learning about Language Learning and Teaching: A Nexus Analysis of Study Abroad Blogging10
Critical Multilingual Language Awareness: Reflections on a YPAR Program in Teacher Education9
Disciplinary Practices with Multilingual Learners in the Content Areas: Investigating Grasp of Practice in Fifth-Grade Science8
Agency in the Nexus of Identity and Social Network: Understanding the Second Language Socialization Experiences of International Students in China8
Identities and Language Use across Contexts in a Multilingual University in Hong Kong: A Filipina International Student’s Narrativized Account8
“[It] Changed Everything”: The Effect of Shifting Social Structures on Queer L2 Learners’ Identity Management8
To Transform or Not to Transform? Understanding the Digital Literacies of Rural Lower-Class EFL Learners7
“Era como si esas casas no encajaban con la comunidad”: Caminatas with Futurxs Maestrxs Bilingües in a Gentrifying Latinx Community7
Knowledge Building through Collaborative, Translation and Translanguaging Practices7
Dominic’s Story: The “Pedagogy of Discomfort” and Learner Identity in Flux7
Requirements Meet Reality: Finnish Teachers’ Practices in Linguistically Diverse Classrooms7
Professional Identity and Imagined Student Identity of EIL Teachers in Islamic Schools7
Facing Rootlessness: Language and Identity Construction in Teaching and Research Practices Among Bilingual Returnee Scholars in China7
The “Other” Latinx: The (Non)existent Representation of Afro-Latinx in Spanish Language Textbooks6
Exploring Chilean EFL Student Teachers’ Development of Teacher Identity Through Perezhivanie6
“It’s Like They Don’t Recognize What I Bring to the Classroom”: African Immigrant Youths’ Multilingual and Multicultural Navigation in United States Schools6
“A Viable Path for Education”—Indigenous-Language Immersion and Sustainable Self-Determination6
Engaging Opportunities: A Small Moments Reflexive Inquiry of Translanguaging in a Graduate TESOL Course6
Cultural Exchange during English-Language Voluntourism (EVT) in Lima, Peru: A Postcolonial Analysis5
Mixed-Heritage Individuals and Systemic Risk During Negotiation of Identity5
Language Teacher Identity, World Englishes, and ELF: A Duoethnography Between a “Native Speaker” Teacher and a “Non-Native Speaker” Teacher5
A Language-Based Approach to Content Instruction (LACI) for Multilingual Learners: Six Cs of Scaffolding in First Grade5
Más allá de la lengua: Embracing the Messiness as Bilingual Teacher Educators5
Multilingual Identity in Schools: A Q Methodological Study with Chinese LOTE-as-L3 Learners in International and Public High School Contexts5
“My Religion Guides Me, Even as a Teacher”: Examining Religious Identities of English Language Teachers in Kuwait5
A Narrative Inquiry of Transnational Language Teachers’ Professional Identity Construction5
Disrupting Evasion Pedagogies5
Identities of Resignation: Threats to Indigenous Languages from Neoliberal Linguistic and Educational Practices5
Japanese L2 English Learners’ Positions in Miscommunication: Who Is Responsible for Failures?5
Navigating Tensions and Leveraging Identities: A Young Trilingual Child’s Emerging Language Ideologies4
Whose Bilingualism Counts? Juxtaposing the Sanctioned and Subaltern Languaging of Two Dual Language Teachers4
Traditional Study Abroad vs. ELFSA: Differences and Similarities in L2 Reading, Vocabulary, and Use4
Naming Research Participants in Qualitative Language Learning Research: Numbers, Pseudonyms, or Real Names?4
Strategies for Sisterhood in the Language Education Academy4
Hablando Pa’tras: Developing Critical Conscious Bilingual Teacher Education Programs in Mexican-American/Latinophobic Times4
Coping with Teacher Professional Identity Tensions: Using TPACK During Global Crisis Time4
Youth from Refugee Backgrounds Positioning Their Identities Through Reaction Videos4
Las Del Istmo Son Muy Cabronas”: Teaching an Indigenous Language in a Language Teaching Preparation BA Program4
Motivating Second Language Learners with a Possible Selves Intervention Program4
Centering Latina/o Bilingual Teacher Candidates’ Experiences with Marginalizing Figures of Personhood4
Academic Staff Engagement with Institutional Language Support: Insights into the Navigation of Linguistic Identities in Higher Education4
“Open Your Mind, Sharpen Your Wits”: A Narrative Approach to the Benefits of Study Abroad as Perceived by Erasmus+ Students4
Spanish Language Development and Support in a Bilingual Teacher Preparation Program4
Language Teacher Identity Construction: Reflective Conversation4
Translanguaging and Family Language Policy: An Investigation of Korean Short-Term Stayers’ Language Practice at Home4
Investment, Chinese Language Learning and Imagined Identities: A Case Study of African International Students in China4
The (In)significance of Race in Singapore’s Immigration Context: Accounts of Self-Differentiation by Academically Elite Students4
Managing and Investing in Hybrid Identities in the Globalized United Arab Emirates3
Adult Immigrants’ Perspectives on Courses in Icelandic as a Second Language: Structure, Content, and Inclusion in the Receiving Society3
Pedagogical Coaching as Identity Work: Cultivating and Negotiating ESL Teacher Narrative Identities3
Voices on Language Teacher Stereotypes: Critical Cultural Competence Building as a Pedagogical Strategy3
Becoming Uyghur Elites: How Uyghur Women in a Mainstream Chinese University Negotiate Their Gendered Identities3
“Me Gustaría que Habláramos También de mi Cultura”: A Yearlong Case Study of Two Maya English Learners3
A Gender Perspective on Language, Ethnicity, and Otherness in the Serbian Higher Education System3
Education and the Politics of Cultural Survival for Uyghur Immigrants in Turkey3
“Je Suis Youtubeur”: Multilingual Multimodal Composing Abroad3
Orchestrating Critical Race Talk towards Institutional Change3
A Kaleidoscope of I-Positions: Chinese Volunteers’ Enactment of Teacher Identity in Australian Classrooms3
Recognizing Emergent Bilingual Parent-Child Dyads’ Funds of Identity through Their Discussions about Culturally Relevant Text3
Growing Critical Bilingual Literacies in a Bilingual Teacher Residency Program3
“Para Que Los Demás Se Diviertan Un Poco”: Negotiating Social Interactions in a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Classroom3
Ideologies in Second Language Learning: The Case of Korean Address Terms3
A Coat of Many Colours: A Critical Race Theory Analysis of Language Uses at Two South African Higher Education Institutions3
Towards Educational Dignity: Translanguaging y la Preparación de Maestros3
Multilingual “Native” Speakers of the English Language: The Perceptions of University Students from the United Kingdom, Singapore and South Korea3
“I Also Like It That People Care About Me.” Children’s Dialogues on Values, Emotions and Feelings in Dialogic Literary Gatherings3
Translanguaging in Teaching and Learning Science in Selected Multilingual Elementary Classrooms in the Philippines3
Accepting or Challenging the Given? Critical Perspectives on Whole-class Readings of Texts in Social Studies3
Students’ Orientations Towards Multilingualism and Social Justice in a Swedish-medium University Degree Program in Educational Sciences in Finland3
Paradigmatic Tensions in Translanguaging Theory and Practice in Teacher Education: Introduction to the Special Issue3
Si no estás defendiendo tus alumnos, que estás haciendo en el salón? A Mexican Immigrant Teacher’s Journey to Critical Consciousness3
A Compromise between Global and Local: Glocal Identity and Its Effects on Pragmatic Development3
Exploring the Role of Professional Learning Community in EFL Student-Teachers’ Imagined Identity Development3
A Cross-Linguistic Study of Interactional Metadiscourse in English and Chinese Research Articles by the Same Chinese Scholars3
“Esprit de Corps”: Ingroup Identity Construction and Contextual Conceptualisations Among the (Para)military Discourse Community3
Under/misrepresentation of Ghanaian Languages in the Literature Curriculum in Senior High Schools3
Positional Identities of an International Student in South Korea: Denied Rights and Neglected Duties3
Educational Leaders’ Agentive Power to Disrupt Racial and Linguistic Hierarchies3
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