Bilingual Parenting as Good Parenting: Parents' Perspectives on Family Language Policy for Additive Bilingualism.
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...There are a few studies that have explored FLP within bilingual family context (Piller 2001, 2002; King and Fogle 2006; King 2000; Okita 2002); these studies explore the role of parenting, in particular parental knowledge of child bilingual development, as basis for FLP formation....
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...They suggest that FLP is best viewed within the frameworks of language policy and child language acquisition (King and Fogle 2006; King et al. 2008)....
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...Through the thick description, parents’ accounts not only reveal their attitudes towards different languages, but also divulge their desired goals of being ‘good parents’ (King and Fogle 2006)....
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...Recent studies of FLP have drawn on the theory of child language acquisition (King et al. 2008; King and Fogle 2006; De Houwer 2007; Piller 2001, 2002)....
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"Bilingual Parenting as Good Parenti..." refers methods in this paper
...Following grounded theory protocol (Strauss, 1987; Strauss & Corbin, 1990), we reviewed each interview for meaningful, relevant discourse units (phrases, sentences or longer expressive units), grouped and then coded these into approximately 30 conceptual categories....
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...Following grounded theory protocol (Strauss, 1987; Strauss & Corbin, 1990), we reviewed each interview for meaningful, relevant discourse units (phrases, sentences or longer expressive units), grouped and then coded these into approximately 30 conceptual categories....
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...…instance, found that over 95% lacked any empirical base for their claims), Tovares (2005) reports that parents (and in particular, middle-class parents [see Lareau, 2003]) actively incorporate expert advice on parenting from literature and childcare professionals into everyday parenting practices....
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...More generally, such an approach to parenting, common among middle and upper middle class US parents, is defined by parents’ concerted cultivation of children’s talents and skills (Lareau, 2003)....
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