Cox on Cox: An English curriculum for the 1990s

Brian J. Cox

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Education Pedagogy and Practices Literacy, Media, and Education Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies

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The political context assumptions teaching standard English grammar in the classroom knowledge about language literature drama media education and information technology bilingual children equal opportunities special educational needs English language and literature in the schools of Wales assessment speaking and listening reading writing.

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