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Interviews with teachers confirm these tensions, revealing that the mindset of teachers may privilege a bicultural nationalist paradigm.
Nevertheless, we can reasonably explore some aspects of the colonial, bicultural context of their writings.
Surprisingly, the museum currently has no policy to consider the production and negotiation of bicultural heritages.
In the introduction, she examines what it means to be bilingual and bicultural and compares compensatory and quality (bilingual) education.
In these captions, the bilingual and bicultural competence of the reader is taken for granted.
Codas are not only bilingual, they are bicultural.
The linguistic forms and speech activities in which he engages selectively highlight different facets of his bilingual 0 bicultural identity.
This phenomenon commonly occurs in the lexicons of bicultural bilinguals who mostly communicate with other bicultural bilinguals.
Others, for whom there is less congruence in values across contexts, adopt a bicultural stance, adapting to the world of family, as well as to that of the larger community.
Original and translated versions were additionally reviewed by two other bilingual and bicultural colleagues of our staff.
Curiously, it was only the target children's contribution to the commenting that clearly revealed the expected pattern, in which the bicultural results fell between the monocultural results.
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