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Patricia Duff (born Patricia Michelle Orr; April 12, 1954) is an American political activist, and a fundraiser for political and philanthropic causes. She has participated in campaigns involving politicians and business people.
Patricia (Patsy) Duff is a Professor of Applied Linguistics and Distinguished University Scholar in the Department of Language and Literacy Education at the University of British Columbia. She was Associate Dean of Research in the Faculty of Education from 2019-23.
Patricia Duff has spent most of her professional career in politics, working as a consultant in Washington D.C. for two of the top political strategy firms, and in New York and Los Angeles as a political organizer and as an activist.
Bilingual/multilingual education, Decolonizing methodologies, English as an additional language, Identity, Language Ideologies, Language Planning and Policy, Modern language and heritage language education, Multiliteracy and multimodality.
Channel View Publications. All rights reserved. Introduction Language socialization refers to the acquisition of linguistic, pragmatic and other cultural knowledge through social experience and is often equated with the development of cultural and communicative competence.
- Patricia (Patsy) Duff
Overview. Editors: Patricia A. Duff, Stephen May. Revises and updates a landmark reference work, now in 3rd edition. Collates knowledge across disciplines, with truly global coverage of language and education. Includes a special emphasis on language and education in bi/multilingual contexts.
Patricia Duff is Professor of Language and Literacy Education at the University of British Columbia. During her career she has taught English in Korea, Japan, Canada and USA and applied linguistics in China.
