Conflict of perceptions of authenticity in using popular culture inside the classroom

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This is the presentation for the IRDO conference in Slovenia, 11 March 2011. This presentation is based on 2 projects: SILVER (This Comeniusproject is funded with support of the European Commission: 141858-2008-LLP-BE-COMENIUS-CMP ) and “Is dat echt?” PWO-project funded by Onderzoek en Ontwikkeling – Arteveldehogeschool.

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