or notions are enacted" (Razfar, 2005). Teachers display their language ideologies in classroom instruction through various practices such as correction or repair, affective alignment, metadiscourse, and narrative (see Razfar & Rumenapp, 2013, p. 289). The study of ideology seeks to uncover the hidden world of students and teachers to shed light on the fundamental forces that shape and give meaning to their actions and interactions. See also English-only movement Finvenkismo Ideology Language planning Language policy Language politics Language revitalization Revival of the Hebrew language Linguistic anthropology Linguistic profiling Linguistic purism Linguistic rights Metapragmatics Prestige (sociolinguistics) Raciolinguistics Sociolinguistics Standard language Perceptual dialectology References External links Do You Speak American: PBS special What Do You Know About Language? Language Myths Survey by Penn State University Ideologies Concepts in language policy Linguistic purism Sociolinguistics Political terminology Linguistic controversies