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Stephanie Dryden
Stephanie Dryden
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Foreign language anxiety and translanguaging as an emotional safe space: Migrant English as a foreign language learners in Australia
S Dryden, A Tankosić, S Dovchin
System 101, 102593, 2021
822021
Translingual discrimination: Skilled transnational migrants in the labour market of Australia
S Dovchin, S Dryden
Applied Linguistics 43 (2), 365-388, 2022
492022
Accentism: English LX users of migrant background in Australia
S Dryden, S Dovchin
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 45 (5), 1466-1478, 2024
452024
The link between linguistic subordination and linguistic inferiority complexes: English as a second language migrants in Australia
A Tankosić, S Dryden, S Dovchin
International Journal of Bilingualism 25 (6), 1782-1798, 2021
322021
Translingual English discrimination: Loss of academic sense of belonging, the hiring order of things, and students from the Global South
S Dryden, S Dovchin
Applied Linguistics Review 15 (4), 1231-1252, 2024
202024
Unequal English accents, covert accentism and EAL migrants in Australia
S Dovchin, S Dryden
International journal of the sociology of language 2022 (277), 33-46, 2022
192022
Translanguaging and “English only” at universities
T Dobinson, S Dryden, S Dovchin, Q Gong, P Mercieca
TESOL Quarterly 58 (1), 307-333, 2024
122024
The small things of Global South: exploring the use of social media through translingualism
S Dryden, D Izadi
Discourse, Context & Media 51, 100668, 2023
42023
Locked out, but not disconnected: multilingual community engagement in Australia
S Lamping, S Dryden, T Dobinson, J Chen, P Mercieca, S Kuzich
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 1-20, 2024
32024
Towards translingualism? Collaboration between university and school teacher-researchers in an Australian multilingual primary school
T Dobinson, S Dryden, G Winkler, P Gardner, P Mercieca
(Re) imagining the future of translanguaging pedagogies in classrooms …, 2023
32023
Phones as a semiotic disadvantage: English as a Foreign language migrants in Australia
S Dryden
Australian Review of Applied Linguistics 45 (2), 219-239, 2022
32022
Woman/life/freedom: The social semiotics behind the 2022 Iranian protest movement
D Izadi, S Dryden
Discourse, Context & Media 60, 100803, 2024
22024
Exploring Counternarratives to Linguistic Privileging and Invisibility: Community Translingualism as a Mechanism for Resourcefulness
T Dobinson, S Lamping, S Dryden, J Chen, P Mercieca, S Kuzich
Diversity & Inclusion Research 2 (1), e70011, 2025
2025
‘Noted, but not interested’: critical collaborative autoethnography and the local politics of belonging
S Lamping, J Chen, T Dobinson, P Mercieca, S Kuzich, S Dryden
CoDesign, 1-14, 2024
2024
Translingual online identities
S Dryden, A Tankosić, S Dovchin
The Bloomsbury Handbook of Language Learning and Technology, 287, 2024
2024
Understanding the Impact of Translingual Discrimination on Migrants’ Linguistic Integration and Emotional Wellbeing in Australia
SK Dryden
Curtin University, 2024
2024
The academic transitions of Mongolian postgraduate students in Australia
B Shinjee, C Damdin, HT Byambadash, NE Bayart, S Dryden
Linguistic Diversity and Discrimination, 77-92, 2023
2023
Translingualism and social media: The expression of intense emotions of Mongolian background immigrant women in Australia
A Tankosić, S Dryden, S Dovchin
The Sociolinguistics of Global Asias, 171-183, 2022
2022
11 Translingualism and social media
A Tankosić, S Dryden, S Dovchin
The Sociolinguistics of Global Asias, 2022
2022
Discourse, Context & Media
D Izadi, S Dryden
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