home definitions descriptions classroom tips links	ADDITIONAL REFERENCES The following references have some ideas for using particular varieties in the classroom, but the activities can be adapted for other varieties as well. Berry, Rosalind & Joyce Hudson (1997). Making the jump: A Resource book for teachers of Aboriginal students. Broome: Catholic Education Office, Kimberley Region. Coelho, Elizabeth (1988). Caribbean students in Canadian schools, Book 1. Toronto: Carib-Can Publishers. Coelho, Elizabeth (1991). Caribbean students in Canadian schools, Book 2. Toronto: Pippin Publishing. Fischer, Katherine (1992a). Educating speakers of Caribbean English in the United States. In J. Siegel (Ed.), Pidgins, creoles and nonstandard dialects in education (pp. 99-123). Melbourne: Applied Linguistics Association of Australia. ILEA Afro-Caribbean Language and Literacy Project in Further Adult Education (1990). Language and power. London: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. Kaldor, Susan, Richard D. Eagleson & Ian G. Malcolm (1982). The teacher's task. In R.D. Eagleson, S. Kaldor & I.G. Malcolm (Eds.), English and the Aboriginal child (pp. 193-217). Canberra: Curriculum Development Centre. Nichols, Patricia C. (1996). Pidgins and creoles. In S.L. McKay & N.H. Hornberger (Eds.), Sociolinguistics and language teaching (pp. 195-217). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Roberts, Peter A.(1994). Integrating Creole into Caribbean classrooms. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 15(1), 47-62. Rynkofs, J. Timothy (1993). Culturally Responsive Talk Between a Second-grade Teacher and Hawaiian Children During Writing Workshop. U.M.I. Dissertation Services Taylor, Hanni (1989). Standard English, Black English, and bidialectalism: A controversy. New York:Peter Lang. Winer, Lise (1993). Teaching speakers of Caribbean English Creoles in North American classrooms. In A.W. Glowka & D.M. Lance (Eds.), Language variation in North American English: Research and teaching (pp. 191-198). New York:Modern Language Association of America. Wolfram, Walt, Carolyn Temple Adger & Donna Cristian (1999). Dialects in Schools and Communities. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
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