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What does cultural capital refer to?
Non-financial
social assets
influencing
status
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How can cultural capital influence social mobility?
It provides
advantages
in education and experiences
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What is an example of cultural capital?
Upper-class
student with diverse experiences
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What are different varieties of English called?
Englishes
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Why are British English and American English considered different Englishes?
They
are
used in different contexts and regions
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What does language ideology encompass?
Beliefs
and attitudes about language use
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How does language ideology affect societal views?
It influences perceptions of language
varieties
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What is an example of language ideology?
Valuing
standard English
over local dialects
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What is a language variety?
A
specific
form of language used by a group
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How do formal and informal language varieties differ?
Formal is used in
academic settings
, informal in casual
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What is an example of a language variety?
Academic English
compared to
conversational English
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What does monolingual mean?
Using only
one
language
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How does a monolingual person differ from a multilingual person?
A monolingual speaks one language,
multilingual
speaks many
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What is an example of a monolingual person?
Someone who only speaks English
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What does multidialectal refer to?
Using multiple
dialects
of a language
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How might a multidialectal speaker behave in different situations?
They switch
dialects
based on
context
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What is an example of a multidialectal speaker?
Someone who switches between
Cockney
and
RP
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What does multilingual mean?
Speaking
multiple
languages
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How does a multilingual individual differ from a monolingual individual?
A multilingual speaks several
languages
, monolingual speaks one
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What is an example of a multilingual individual?
Someone who speaks
English
,
French
, and
Spanish
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What does non-standard language refer to?
Language not adhering to
accepted
norms
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How is non-standard language perceived in society?
Often viewed as
informal
or less acceptable
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What is an example of non-standard language?
The use of
"ain't"
in conversation
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What does normative refer to in language?
Standard or socially acceptable
language use
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Why is normative language important in education?
It sets
standards
for grammar and spelling
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What is an example of normative language?
Standard English
grammar and spelling
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