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The book titled Translanguaging in Classroom Discourse, authored by Kevin W. H. Tai and published in 2026 as part of the Cambridge Elements in Applied Linguistics series, arrives at a timely moment for language education research. As classrooms worldwide grow increasingly multilingual and multicultural, the question of how teachers and students draw on their full communicative repertoire - rather than being confined to a single-named language - has become both theoretically urgent and practically vital. This compact yet substantive volume makes a compelling case that translanguaging is not a pedagogical add-on or a concession to linguistic diversity, but rather an ethical and epistemological imperative for creating equitable learning environments.
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