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The discursive positioning of teachers: Native-speaking English teachers and educational discourse in Hong Kong
John Gilbert TRENT
Department of English Language Education (ELE)
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Arts & Humanities
English Teachers
100%
Positioning
61%
Discourse
60%
Hong Kong
59%
Discursive
55%
Education
39%
Teacher Response
21%
Professional Language
18%
School Culture
17%
Language Teachers
16%
Primary School
14%
Secondary School
13%
Qualitative Study
13%
Identity Formation
12%
Antagonism
11%
In-depth Interviews
9%
Stakeholders
6%
Teaching
6%
Government
6%
Managers
4%
Social Sciences
Hong Kong
54%
speaking
49%
discourse
35%
teacher
27%
discourse theory
9%
antagonism
8%
identity formation
7%
English language
6%
primary school
5%
secondary school
5%
manager
5%
stakeholder
5%
classroom
3%
Teaching
3%
interview
3%
experience
2%