Abstract
This study analyses plurilingual practices in a classroom where Urdu and English are the preferred languages. In order to explare this phenomenan, a three dimensianal model of language variation has been applied on dialogues uttered by the teacher in the translingual classroom at the tertiary level. Of 11 lectures, a total of two lectures have been chosen for this study. It is found that a user using the oral mode tends to use varying codes in the specialized discourse defined by classroom interaction. During this kind of interaction, ethnicity and the national and local languages infiuence the users’ talks. It is also found that student-response tends to be minimal, while teachers play an important role in making the academic environment plurilingual.
Sabina Shah , Nadeem Haider Bukhari, Shamim Ali. (2019) Plurilingual Practices in Translingual Classrooms: Theory and Practice, KASHMIR JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE RESEARCH (KJLR) , Volume 21 , Issue 2.
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