2002 THE SOCIOLINGUISTICS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS: CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE NATIVE, THE NEAR-NATIVE AND THE NON-NATIVE SPEAKER The native speaker, the student, and Woody Allen: Examining traditional roles in the foreign language classroom

The native speaker, the student, and Woody Allen: Examining traditional roles in the foreign language classroom

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2002 THE SOCIOLINGUISTICS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS: CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE NATIVE, THE NEAR-NATIVE AND THE NON-NATIVE SPEAKER
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Finger, Anke
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Finger, A. (2002). The native speaker, the student, and Woody Allen: Examining traditional roles in the foreign language classroom. The American Association of University Supervisors, Coordinators and Directors of Foreign Languages Programs (AAUSC), 41-53. http://hdl.handle.net/102015/69582
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Thompson & Heinle
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41
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The native speaker, the student, and Woody Allen: Examining traditional roles in the foreign language classroom
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2002