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Ways with Words
Book • 2013
Shirley Brice Heath's "Ways with Words" is a seminal work in sociolinguistics that examines the relationship between language, culture, and education.
The book focuses on three communities in the southeastern United States, comparing and contrasting their communication styles.
Heath's research reveals how different cultural backgrounds shape children's language development and their interactions with adults.
She highlights the importance of understanding cultural variations in communication patterns to improve educational outcomes.
The book's findings have had a lasting impact on the fields of education and sociolinguistics, emphasizing the need for culturally responsive teaching practices.
The book focuses on three communities in the southeastern United States, comparing and contrasting their communication styles.
Heath's research reveals how different cultural backgrounds shape children's language development and their interactions with adults.
She highlights the importance of understanding cultural variations in communication patterns to improve educational outcomes.
The book's findings have had a lasting impact on the fields of education and sociolinguistics, emphasizing the need for culturally responsive teaching practices.
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to highlight the impact of cultural context on communication styles between adults and children.

Jen Lumanlan

001: The influence of culture on parenting