Boiling water, or the process of systematic development of a common understanding

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• • A new framework for on site teacher training in Curaçao ( sommige beperkingen zijn van toepassing )
  • A short natural history of Curacao
  • About the editors/authors
  • Boiling water, or the process of systematic development of a common understanding
  • Can English replace Dutch as the language of instruction (beside Papiamentu) in schools on Curacao? ( sommige beperkingen zijn van toepassing )
  • Children's literature: A true reflection of common knowledge? ( sommige beperkingen zijn van toepassing )
  • Chip on the shoulder or just exaggerated racialized tension? Perspective of a black Aruban student a...
  • Conquered by a creole
  • Contents: Crossing shifting boundaries: language and changing political status in Aruba, Bonaire and...
  • Crossing shifting boundaries : language and changing political status in Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao ... ( sommige beperkingen zijn van toepassing )
  • Female voice and perspective in Caribbean writing
  • Gaining perspective on papiamentu: milestones and achievements ( sommige beperkingen zijn van toepassing )
  • Hende a hasi malu p'e: Popular psychiatric beliefs in Curacaoan culture
  • Historical novels and the history of slavery in the Dutch Caribbean
  • How to begin healing a long festering wound: Papiamento, community and education in Aruba
  • Jacobus Josephus Putman (1812-1883): missionary or scholar?
  • La cantinela del seu de Curacao ( sommige beperkingen zijn van toepassing )
  • Language use, language attitudes and identity among Curacaoan students in the Netherlands ( sommige beperkingen zijn van toepassing )
  • Learning by traveling ( sommige beperkingen zijn van toepassing )
  • Management of quality improvement processes in small universities ( sommige beperkingen zijn van toepassing )
  • Null subjects in Papiamentu: A reassessment
  • The newsmagazine Civilisado and the post-emancipatory cultural standard: The first documentary seria...
  • This is the way we does talk! Perceptions of Caribbean English in Aruban education and society
  • Towards an evidence based Caribbean Community of knowledge, how the Aruban Multilingual model may ...
  • Will Papiamentu survive on Bonaire?