Andrew Babson

Andrew Babson
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  • PhD
  • Co-Founder and Associate Director, GPN at University of Pennsylvania

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Introduction
Current institution
University of Pennsylvania
Current position
  • Co-Founder and Associate Director, GPN

Publications

Publications (6)
Article
The South African government must do more to help learners at all educational levels position themselves for class mobility, economic security, and occupational fulfillment. As of the last quarterly labor force survey of 2012, the national unemployment rate was 24.9 percent. Almost three-quarters of the unemployed are between 15 and 34 years of age...
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This dissertation investigates the comparatively high use of English among 48 high school graduates aged 18-25 living in the semi-rural Mankweng area of Limpopo Province, South Africa. The study focuses on the interaction between the participants??? increased use of English and their processes of individual and social identification. Discourse anal...
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Conference Paper
Recently, interest has grown in understanding how sociocultural processes inform the design and use of learning technologies. In 2006, I managed the design and piloting of a multilingual literacy learning software for youth and adults in rural South Africa. Drawing from observations of and informal interviews with twenty-six learners who piloted th...
Article
Anthropologists, through participant observation, play a large role in creating the very locus of their research: socio-cultural context. Challenges to the social-scientific 'objectivity' of this process draw strength from historical precedent, and serve a vital role in the larger anthropological project of confronting, as both critic and product o...

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