EM/Prof
Alastair PennycookProfile page
Emeritus Professor
Office of the Dean
FUNDED RESEARCH
Implications of the global spread of English
Colonialism, language policy, and English language teaching
Critical applied linguistics
Language, popular culture and identity
Metrolingualism and talking in the city
Media Keywords: Global spread of English, language policy, colonialism and post colonialism, language development, literacy, teaching English as a second or foreign language, plagiarism and intertextuality, applied linguistics, critical literacy, critical pedagogy, critical discourse analysis, popular culture and education.
Colonialism, language policy, and English language teaching
Critical applied linguistics
Language, popular culture and identity
Metrolingualism and talking in the city
Media Keywords: Global spread of English, language policy, colonialism and post colonialism, language development, literacy, teaching English as a second or foreign language, plagiarism and intertextuality, applied linguistics, critical literacy, critical pedagogy, critical discourse analysis, popular culture and education.
FUNDED RESEARCH
- Showing page 1 out of 1
Showing page 1, funded research 1 to 11 of 11
- GRANTVoice, Indexicality and the Mediation of Diversity on Australian Television1 Jan 2014 - 31 Dec 2016
- GRANTEstablishment of the Australian Data Archive: an integrated research facility for the social sciences and humanitiesAustralian Research Council1 Jan 2011 - 31 Dec 2011People funded by this grant: Byrne J, Gardiner G, Mitchell D, Evans B, McEachern SARC Linkage Infrastructure - (LE110100049)
- GRANTMetrolingual language practices in four urban sites: Talking in the cityAustralian Research Council1 Jan 2011 - 30 Jun 2016People funded by this grant: Pennycook A, Otsuji EARC Discovery Projects - (DP110101014)
- GRANTDeveloping Early Literacy in Informal Settings: Engaging Disadvantaged Aboriginal and CALD Families Outside Formal SettingsAustralian Research Council15 Jun 2010 - 31 Dec 2013People funded by this grant: Pennycook A, Jones Diaz C, Cruickshank K, Alperstein G, Morgan LARC Linkage Projects - (LP100100213)
- GRANTEffects of gender on Australian English language teachers in JapanUniversity of Technology Sydney19 May 2010 - 31 Dec 2012People funded by this grant: Appleby R, Pennycook A, Schlunke KUTS ECR Research Capabilities Development Initiative - (UTSECRG10)
- GRANTClosing the gap: Implementing and evaluating the impact of an early literacy program in informal settingsUniversity of Technology Sydney8 Apr 2009 - 8 Apr 2011People funded by this grant: Pennycook A, Morgan LUTS Partnership Grants - (UTSPG08R1)
- GRANTAdvisory and facilitation services for the "Bringing popular culture into ESL and ABE classrooms" projectNSW Adult Migrant English Services14 Jun 2006 - 14 Jun 2007
- GRANTLocal Noise: Indigenising Hip hop in AustralasiaAustralian Research Council27 Jun 2005 - 30 Jun 2009People funded by this grant: Mitchell A, Pearson S, Pennycook AARC Discovery Projects - (DP0559371) Hip Hop, Indigenisation, Identity, Code Switching, Applied Linguistics, Pedagogy,
- GRANTCommunity Networks: Human Communication as a source of sustainabilty in global AustraliaAustralian Technology Network of Universities14 Feb 2005 - 13 Feb 2009People funded by this grant: Donald S, Jacka E, Chappell C, Pennycook A, Robertson TATN Research Challenge
- GRANTPostoccidental Englishes and RapAustralian Research Council23 Jan 2003 - 31 Dec 2007People funded by this grant: Pennycook AARC Discovery Projects - (DP0344312) Applied Linguistics Educational linguistics World Englishes Popular culture Postcolonialism Cultural politics
- GRANTChange, Sustainability & educultural difference: English teacher development in JapanUniversity of Technology Sydney1 Jan 2001 - 31 Dec 2001People funded by this grant: Pennycook AUTS Incentive Research Grants starting pre 2001 - (UTSINCENT)