‘Being in the Bin’: Affective understandings of prescriptivism and spelling in video narratives co-produced with children in a post-industrial area of the UK

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ESCOTT, Hugh Francis and PAHL, Kate Heron (2019). ‘Being in the Bin’: Affective understandings of prescriptivism and spelling in video narratives co-produced with children in a post-industrial area of the UK. Linguistics and Education, 53, p. 100754. [Article]

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Uncontrolled Keywords:
Languages & Linguistics; 1303 Specialist Studies in Education; 2004 Linguistics
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p. 100754

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10.1016/j.linged.2019.100754
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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1375-2805

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Date Deposited:
29 Oct 2019 13:29
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18 Mar 2021 03:23
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29 October 2019
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