English Language Teachers on the Discursive Faultlines: Identities, Ideologies and Pedagogies
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Julia Menard-Warwick
Julia Menard-Warwick has taught at University of California Davis since 2004. Her research explores power and identity in language learning and teaching. She began her career teaching English to university students in Nicaragua and adult immigrants in Washington State. More recently she conducted research with English teachers at a Chilean university; researched a study abroad program in Guatemala; and served as a visiting professor in Mexico. Recent articles appear in Applied Linguistics and The Modern Language Journal.
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