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This article is about the rules of AAL and examples of them in different children's books.
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This article is a list of contrastive analysis books that teachers can use to teach students from second grade through twelfth grade.
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This article is a reference guide about the rules of AAL and an instruction manual on how they can be used to facilitate contrastive analysis in schools.
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This article is about the need to promote AAL and other languages besides standardized English in children's literature that is used in schools.
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This is the article on Ebonics that all of the information above was taken from. It explains the definition, origins, language and grammar structures, and debate surrounding Ebonics.
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This article is about how Ebonics came around, the Ebonics debate, what it sounds like, and what it looks like.
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