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Journal of Education Policy | 1991

Perspectives on Production of Written Educational Policy Reports.

Cynthia Wallat; Carolyn L. Piazza

The aim of this article is to relate language research to policy work, a relationship that has been implicitly recognized by educational researchers in their attempts to address unresolved issues in the production and utilization of written policy reports. A number of US educational policy researchers have attempted to influence the way in which policy reports can and might be produced by explicating product features that discourse researchers gloss as variability in format/style, scope, medium, and audience. Their attempts to be responsive to the ‘meanings’ of educational policies for diverse targets and interest groups raise difficult questions, including, how we can develop policy products (presentations of words) that take into account variability in oral and written policy arena processes (multiple expectations about style; multiple expectations about ‘valuable’ information; multiple interpretations and meanings of actions). After introducing examples of these calls for attention to product and proce...


Multicultural Education & Technology Journal | 2008

Exploring multicultural discourse in information technology documents

Carolyn L. Piazza; Cynthia Wallat

Purpose – The primary purpose of this paper is to illustrate strategies college students learn to practice in their analysis of multicultural documents located through use of the internet.Design/methodology/approach – Students explored a variety of meanings for diversity within and across texts readily available in public databases. Using linguistic devices (forms and functions of discourse) as language resources, and following a propositional analytic scheme, students compiled samples of text from online documents.Findings – Evaluation of these compilations at the end of the course demonstrated that students can use conceptualizations of language forms and functions to identify representations of multicultural, and can identify attributions of the phenomenon of diversity using conceptualizations of science as propositional structures.Originality/value – The value of this conceptual paper has been articulated: In what ways can projects that attempt to connect multicultural education and technology facilit...


Social Psychology Quarterly | 1987

Interactive Frames and Knowledge Schemas in Interaction: Examples from a Medical Examination/Interview

Deborah Tannen; Cynthia Wallat


Language in Society | 1986

Medical professionals and parents: A linguistic analysis of communication across contexts

Deborah Tannen; Cynthia Wallat


Education Policy Analysis Archives | 1997

Early Childhood Evaluation and Policy Analysis: A Communicative Framework for the Next Decade.

Cynthia Wallat; Carolyn L. Piazza


Theory Into Practice | 1986

The nation responds: Directions for literacy, language, and teacher performance research

Cynthia Wallat; Carolyn L. Piazza


The Qualitative Report | 2006

Elaborating the Grounding of the Knowledge Base on Language and Learning for Preservice Literacy Teachers

Carolyn L. Piazza; Cynthia Wallat


The Qualitative Report | 2000

Critical Examinations of the Known and the Unknown in Social Science: Where Do We Go from Here?

Cynthia Wallat; Carolyn L. Piazza


Education Policy Analysis Archives | 1999

Facing the Consequences: Identifying the Limitations of How We Categorize People in Research and Policy.

Cynthia Wallat; Carolyn Steele


The Qualitative Report | 1997

Welfare Reform: The Positioning of Academic Work

Carolyn Steele; Cynthia Wallat

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Florida State University

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