Language is for the living of life, not for the production of structures (Hasan, 2008/2011)

Culturally-Responsive Practice
Written By Dr. Ruslana Westlund

Language is for the living of lifeSource: Hasan, R. (2008/2011). Modes of learning, modes of teaching: semiotic mediation and knowledge. Language and education: Learning and teaching in society. Volume 3. ed. J Webster. London: Equinox. Chapter 2.

Dr. Ruslana Westlund

Dr. Ruslana Westerlund is a researcher, consultant, and author of three publications on visible language pedagogy. With three decades of experience — including contributing to the WIDA 2020 Standards — she partners with global school districts to translate complex linguistic theory into equitable classroom practice. Ruslana believes that empowered teachers are the key to empowered students.

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