Journal of Language Identity and Education

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Language Identity and Education is 1. 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Challenging Monolingual Ways of Looking at Multilingualism: Insights for Curriculum Development in Teacher Preparation39
“My English Is Its Own Rule”: Voicing a Translingual Sensibility through Poetry22
Digital Multimodal Composing in L2 Learning: Ideologies and Impact20
“Everybody Wants a Choice” in Dual Language Education of El Nuevo Sur: Whiteness as the Gloss for Everybody in Media Discourses of Multilingual Education20
Educated Not to Speak Our Language: Language Attitudes and Newspeakerness in the Yaeyaman Language17
Taking up EMI in Higher Education: The Complexities of Teacher Emotions15
Decolonial Struggles in Indigenous Language Education in Neoliberal Times: Identities, Ideologies, and Activism15
Fostering Pre-Service Teachers’ Critical Multilingual Language Awareness: Use of Multimodal Compositions to Confront Hegemonic Language Ideologies15
Multilingualism, Multilingual Identity and Academic Attainment: Evidence from Secondary Schools in England14
Translanguaging as a Transformative Act in a Reading Classroom: Perspectives from a Bangladeshi Private University13
Policy Mechanisms of the Standard Language Ideology in England’s Education System13
“It’s Not Fair”: Discourses of Deficit, Equity, and Effort in Mixed Heritage and Second Language Spanish Classes12
An Elementary School EFL Teacher’s Emotional Intelligence and Emotional Labor11
Raising Critical Language Awareness in a Translanguaging-Infused Teacher Education Course: Opportunities and Challenges10
EFL Student Teachers’ Professional Identity Construction: A Study of Student-Generated Metaphors Before and After Student Teaching10
Language Ideological Multiplicity and Tension within Dual Language Bilingual Education Teachers10
The Medium of Instruction in Bangladeshi Higher Education Institutions: Bangla, English, or Both?9
“This is What My Kids See Every Day”: Bilingual Pre-service Teachers Embracing Funds of Knowledge through Border Thinking Pedagogy9
Preparing Pre-Service Content Area Teachers Through Translanguaging9
Professional Identity Tensions in EFL Preservice Teachers: A Collective Case Study of Three International Students in South Korea9
Critical Multilingual Language Awareness Among Migrant Students: Cultivating Curiosity and a Linguistics of Participation9
Professional Identity Development of Iranian EFL Teachers: Workplace Conflicts and Identity Fluctuations9
“Disinvestment” in Learners’ Multilingual Identities: English Learning, Imagined Identities, and Neoliberal Subjecthood in Pakistan8
Subverting the Erasure: Decolonial Efforts, Indigenous Language Education and Language Policy in Nepal8
CLIL Students’ Affectivity in the Transition between Education Levels: The Effect of Streaming at the Beginning of Secondary Education8
“Teacher, Man Mitoonam …?”: Translanguaging and English Language Teacher Emotion Labor8
Chinese Language Policy and Uyghur Youth: Examining Language Policies and Language Ideologies8
Translanguaging Interpretive Power in Formative Assessment Co-Design: A Catalyst for Science Teacher Agentive Shifts8
Third Space, New Ethnic Identities, and Possible Selves in the Imagined Communities: A Case of Korean Heritage Language Speakers8
Requirements Meet Reality: Finnish Teachers’ Practices in Linguistically Diverse Classrooms7
“[It] Changed Everything”: The Effect of Shifting Social Structures on Queer L2 Learners’ Identity Management7
Translingual Youth Podcasts as Acoustic Allies: Writing and Negotiating Identities at the Intersection of Literacies, Language and Racialization7
(Mis-/Under-)Representations of Gender and Sexuality in Locally-Produced ELT Materials7
Disciplinary Practices with Multilingual Learners in the Content Areas: Investigating Grasp of Practice in Fifth-Grade Science7
“Era como si esas casas no encajaban con la comunidad”: Caminatas with Futurxs Maestrxs Bilingües in a Gentrifying Latinx Community7
Critical Multilingual Language Awareness: Reflections on a YPAR Program in Teacher Education7
Pre-Service Teachers’ Learning about Language Learning and Teaching: A Nexus Analysis of Study Abroad Blogging7
School District Responses to Cultural and Linguistic Change: Competing Discourses of Equity, Competition, and Community6
Meaning-Making Process of Ethnicity: A Case of Japanese Mixed Heritage Youth5
“It’s Like They Don’t Recognize What I Bring to the Classroom”: African Immigrant Youths’ Multilingual and Multicultural Navigation in United States Schools5
Facing Rootlessness: Language and Identity Construction in Teaching and Research Practices Among Bilingual Returnee Scholars in China5
Agency in the Nexus of Identity and Social Network: Understanding the Second Language Socialization Experiences of International Students in China5
Professional Identity and Imagined Student Identity of EIL Teachers in Islamic Schools5
“It Takes Time for Language to Change”: Challenging Classroom Heteronormativity through Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling (TPRS)5
Engaging Opportunities: A Small Moments Reflexive Inquiry of Translanguaging in a Graduate TESOL Course5
“A Different Story to Share”: Asian American English Teachers in Taiwan and Idealized “Nativeness” in EFL5
Dominic’s Story: The “Pedagogy of Discomfort” and Learner Identity in Flux5
Multilingualism and Reading Identities in Prekindergarten: Young Children Connecting Reading, Language, and the Self5
Cultural Exchange during English-Language Voluntourism (EVT) in Lima, Peru: A Postcolonial Analysis5
Exploring Chilean EFL Student Teachers’ Development of Teacher Identity Through Perezhivanie5
Language, Globalisation, and National Identity : A Study of English-Medium Policy and Practice in Indonesia5
“Open Your Mind, Sharpen Your Wits”: A Narrative Approach to the Benefits of Study Abroad as Perceived by Erasmus+ Students5
Analyzing Elementary Teachers’ Advocacy for Emergent Bilinguals as Identity Dissonances from Cognitive, Emotional, and Social Perspectives4
Language Teacher Identity Construction: Reflective Conversation4
Multilingual Identity in Schools: A Q Methodological Study with Chinese LOTE-as-L3 Learners in International and Public High School Contexts4
The Negotiation of Students’ National Identities in a Bilingual School in Honduras4
“My Religion Guides Me, Even as a Teacher”: Examining Religious Identities of English Language Teachers in Kuwait4
A Language-Based Approach to Content Instruction (LACI) for Multilingual Learners: Six Cs of Scaffolding in First Grade4
The “Other” Latinx: The (Non)existent Representation of Afro-Latinx in Spanish Language Textbooks4
Disrupting Evasion Pedagogies4
Knowledge Building through Collaborative, Translation and Translanguaging Practices4
Identities of Resignation: Threats to Indigenous Languages from Neoliberal Linguistic and Educational Practices4
“A Viable Path for Education”—Indigenous-Language Immersion and Sustainable Self-Determination4
To Transform or Not to Transform? Understanding the Digital Literacies of Rural Lower-Class EFL Learners4
Mapping Out Unequal Englishes in English-Medium Classrooms4
“A Good Start”: A New Approach to Gauging Preservice Teachers’ Critical Language Awareness4
Mixed-Heritage Individuals and Systemic Risk During Negotiation of Identity4
Hablando Pa’tras: Developing Critical Conscious Bilingual Teacher Education Programs in Mexican-American/Latinophobic Times4
Japanese L2 English Learners’ Positions in Miscommunication: Who Is Responsible for Failures?4
Las Del Istmo Son Muy Cabronas”: Teaching an Indigenous Language in a Language Teaching Preparation BA Program3
Strategies for Sisterhood in the Language Education Academy3
From DACA to Dark Souls: MMORPGs as Sanctuary, Sites of Language/Identity Development, and Third-Space Translanguaging Pedagogy for Los Otros Dreamers3
Academic Staff Engagement with Institutional Language Support: Insights into the Navigation of Linguistic Identities in Higher Education3
Accepting or Challenging the Given? Critical Perspectives on Whole-class Readings of Texts in Social Studies3
“I Had so Many Conflicts in My Mind”: Navigating the Doctoral Journey across Languages and Cultures3
“Para Que Los Demás Se Diviertan Un Poco”: Negotiating Social Interactions in a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Classroom3
Youth from Refugee Backgrounds Positioning Their Identities Through Reaction Videos3
A Gender Perspective on Language, Ethnicity, and Otherness in the Serbian Higher Education System3
Spanish Language Development and Support in a Bilingual Teacher Preparation Program3
Under/misrepresentation of Ghanaian Languages in the Literature Curriculum in Senior High Schools3
Centering Latina/o Bilingual Teacher Candidates’ Experiences with Marginalizing Figures of Personhood3
Translanguaging in Teaching and Learning Science in Selected Multilingual Elementary Classrooms in the Philippines3
Orchestrating Critical Race Talk towards Institutional Change3
Growing Critical Bilingual Literacies in a Bilingual Teacher Residency Program3
A Cross-Linguistic Study of Interactional Metadiscourse in English and Chinese Research Articles by the Same Chinese Scholars3
Recognizing Emergent Bilingual Parent-Child Dyads’ Funds of Identity through Their Discussions about Culturally Relevant Text3
Girls Becoming Mathematicians: Identity and Agency in the Figured World of the English-Medium Primary School3
Parents’ Investment in a French-English Dual Language Immersion Program in the United States3
“I Also Like It That People Care About Me.” Children’s Dialogues on Values, Emotions and Feelings in Dialogic Literary Gatherings3
“Esprit de Corps”: Ingroup Identity Construction and Contextual Conceptualisations Among the (Para)military Discourse Community3
“Je Suis Youtubeur”: Multilingual Multimodal Composing Abroad3
Identities and Language Use across Contexts in a Multilingual University in Hong Kong: A Filipina International Student’s Narrativized Account3
Si no estás defendiendo tus alumnos, que estás haciendo en el salón? A Mexican Immigrant Teacher’s Journey to Critical Consciousness3
Más allá de la lengua: Embracing the Messiness as Bilingual Teacher Educators3
Navigating Tensions and Leveraging Identities: A Young Trilingual Child’s Emerging Language Ideologies3
Becoming Uyghur Elites: How Uyghur Women in a Mainstream Chinese University Negotiate Their Gendered Identities3
Paradigmatic Tensions in Translanguaging Theory and Practice in Teacher Education: Introduction to the Special Issue3
Multilingual “Native” Speakers of the English Language: The Perceptions of University Students from the United Kingdom, Singapore and South Korea3
Identity in ESL-CSL Career Transition: A Narrative Study of Three Second-Career Teachers2
Voices on Language Teacher Stereotypes: Critical Cultural Competence Building as a Pedagogical Strategy2
A Native Video Gamer's Journey Toward Multi-literacy Development: A Narrative Inquiry2
Negotiating for Meaning Along “Language Borders”: Refugee Families from Burma/Myanmar in a US Public School District2
Motivating Second Language Learners with a Possible Selves Intervention Program2
“Daddy, Can You Speak Our Language?” Multilingual and Intercultural Awareness through Identity Texts2
Positional Identities of an International Student in South Korea: Denied Rights and Neglected Duties2
The (In)significance of Race in Singapore’s Immigration Context: Accounts of Self-Differentiation by Academically Elite Students2
Adult Immigrants’ Perspectives on Courses in Icelandic as a Second Language: Structure, Content, and Inclusion in the Receiving Society2
Bridging Language Education and “New Literacy Studies”: Reinvigorating Courses of General English at an Iranian University2
Whose Bilingualism Counts? Juxtaposing the Sanctioned and Subaltern Languaging of Two Dual Language Teachers2
Supporting Asian American Multilingual College Students Through Critical Language Awareness Programming2
Language Anxiety of Colonial Settler Group Members Learning an Indigenous Language: Pākehā Learners of te reo Māori2
“Me Gustaría que Habláramos También de mi Cultura”: A Yearlong Case Study of Two Maya English Learners2
Language Teacher Identity, World Englishes, and ELF: A Duoethnography Between a “Native Speaker” Teacher and a “Non-Native Speaker” Teacher2
Educational Leaders’ Agentive Power to Disrupt Racial and Linguistic Hierarchies2
“Made” to Study German?—Imagined Native-Speaker & Learner Communities and the Im/Plausible German Language Self2
Hungarian Language Teaching in Asymmetric Language Context: A Case of Constrained Teacher Agency2
Between Inheritance and Commodity: The Discourse of Japanese Ethnolinguistic Identity among Youths in a Heritage Language Class in Australia2
Narratives of Multilingual Becoming: The Co-construction of Solidarity as a Language Ideology2
Elementary School English Teachers’ Beliefs and Classroom Practice Regarding Alternative Curricula2
Towards Educational Dignity: Translanguaging y la Preparación de Maestros2
Translanguaging and Family Language Policy: An Investigation of Korean Short-Term Stayers’ Language Practice at Home2
Teaching the English Language Learner at the Elementary School: Sense of Responsibility in an Ill-Defined Role2
The Nature of Integration in Physical Education Through CLIL: An Analysis of Cognitive Discourse Functions2
The Cultural Practices and Communicative Teaching Intent of Chinese Student Teachers in an American TESOL Practicum1
Motivations for Learning Korean in Vietnam: L2 Selves and Regulatory Focus Perspectives1
Ideologies in Second Language Learning: The Case of Korean Address Terms1
A Compromise between Global and Local: Glocal Identity and Its Effects on Pragmatic Development1
“Do You Know Angreji?” Economically Oppressed Parents on Education, and the Teaching and Learning of English in Schools in India1
Indigenous Language Revitalization: How Education Can Help Reclaim “Sleeping” Languages1
Language Brokering Over Time: A Study of Citizenship Becoming Through a Transliteracies Framework1
Introduction to the Special Issue1
Bilingual Ways with Words: Children’s Identity Enactment and Negotiation in a Dual Language Immersion Class1
Incoming Deaf College Students’ Sign Language Skills: Self-awareness and Intervention1
A Kaleidoscope of I-Positions: Chinese Volunteers’ Enactment of Teacher Identity in Australian Classrooms1
International Students and Faculty across the Disciplines: A Language Socialization Perspective1
Trilingualism, Education and Ethnic Language Subjectivities1
Catalan Identity and Language Attitudes Through Fan Translation of Video Games in the Digital Wilds1
Pedagogical Coaching as Identity Work: Cultivating and Negotiating ESL Teacher Narrative Identities1
Learning English for Faith Work: The Australian Experience of Non-Anglophone Catholic Missionaries1
A Coat of Many Colours: A Critical Race Theory Analysis of Language Uses at Two South African Higher Education Institutions1
Traditional Study Abroad vs. ELFSA: Differences and Similarities in L2 Reading, Vocabulary, and Use1
Education and the Politics of Cultural Survival for Uyghur Immigrants in Turkey1
Swiss Multilingualism and Global English: Bourdieusian Capitals in Contestation1
Educators’ Stancetaking on Standardized English: From Prescriptivist to Critically Conscious and Somewhere In-Between1
Language Teacher Psychology, by Mercer, S., & Kostoulas, A. (Eds).1
Managing and Investing in Hybrid Identities in the Globalized United Arab Emirates1
Prekindergarten Teacher Perceptions of Language-Minority Dual Language Learners’ Developmental Abilities1
“Keeping Words in Context”: Language Policy and Social Identification in an Immigrant Job Training Program1
Collaborative Complaints, Alignment, and Identity Positioning During Teacher-Mentor Post-Observation Meetings1
Developing Teacher Critical Language Awareness Through Narrative (Funds of) Knowledging1
Exploring the Role of Professional Learning Community in EFL Student-Teachers’ Imagined Identity Development1
Naming Research Participants in Qualitative Language Learning Research: Numbers, Pseudonyms, or Real Names?1
Monolingual Momentum: The Limits of Critical Language Awareness in a Hybrid Science Learning Environment1
Student Perspectives of Academic Discourse Socialization in British Columbia Offshore Schools in China1
L2 College Students’ Disciplinary Literacy Development: The Mediating Role of Writing Practice1
“Their Yoruba Was Pure. It Was Archaic, It Was Native”: Racioreligious Linguistic Ideologies in (Re)constructing Ritual, Language and Identity1
Facing the Other: Language and Identity in Multicultural Literature Reading Groups1
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