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Carly Steele
Carly Steele
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Translating translanguaging into our classrooms: Possibilities and challenges
R Oliver, G Wigglesworth, D Angelo, C Steele
Language teaching research 25 (1), 134-150, 2021
402021
‘Stop measuring black kids with a white stick’: Translanguaging for classroom assessment
C Steele, S Dovchin, R Oliver
RELC Journal 53 (2), 400-415, 2022
152022
Teaching Standard Australian English as a second dialect to Australian Indigenous children in primary school classrooms
C Steele
Doctor of Philosophy November, 2020
72020
Teaching and learning: There is no one right way, but there are right things to do
L Miller, C Steele
Indigenous education in Australia, 112-132, 2021
62021
Teaching English as an additional language or dialect to young learners in Indigenous contexts
C Steele, G Wigglesworth
Teaching Young Second Language Learners, 69-88, 2018
32018
Can print literacy impact upon learning to speak Standard Australian English?
C Steele, R Oliver
Widening contexts for Processability Theory: Theories and issues 7, 349-370, 2019
22019
Recognising the SAE language learning needs of Indigenous primary school students who speak contact languages
C Steele, G Wigglesworth
Language and Education 37 (3), 346-363, 2023
12023
Using teacher-researcher collaborations to respond to the demands of'real-world'EAL/D learning contexts across the curriculum
C Steele, T Dobinson, G Winkler
TESOL in Context 32 (1), 109-129, 2023
12023
Non-Indigenous Initial Teacher Education students navigating the cultural interface
C Steele, G Gower, S Benson
Critical Studies in Education, 1-19, 2024
2024
Re: Submission in response to the Australian Universities Accord Interim Report 2023
C Steele, A Tankosic, S Dovchin
2023
Language, agency, and displacement: Ukrainian war refugees in Australia
T Bogachenko, O Oleinikova, A Boucher, S Dovchin, C Steele
curtin university, 2022
2022
Reimagining assessment in culturally responsive ways
C Steele, G Gower
2022
Invisible language learners
C Steele
Education Matters, 2022
2022
Multilingual students should be allowed to use all their language skills while being assessed
C Steele
Education Review, 2022
2022
Invisible language learners: what educators need to know about many First Nations children
C Steele
The Conversation, 2022
2022
Language practices of Indigenous children and youth: The transition from home to school
C Steele
TESOL in Context 29 (1), 2020
2020
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