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Conference on Revitalization of Indigenous and Minoritized Languages

III International Conference on Revitalization of Indigenous and Minoritized Languages (View the conference website) The III International Conference on Revitalization of Indigenous and Minoritized Languages (III CIRLIM) will be held on 13-16 September, 2022 in two venues: the University of Girona (in the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Education and Psychology) and the […]

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COVID-19 and Language Education: What occurred and what the future may hold

With the global pandemic that started in 2020, practices around teaching and learning were changed forever. Many schools were forced to pivot to online education very quickly in early 2020, and online education prevailed for many schools throughout the pandemic. While some schools reopened fully, others stayed in a hybrid or fully online stance for

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Language of the Month December 2021: Aragonese

Spain is a country with many different linguistic and cultural wonders. There are several different languages spoken in the country, one of which is Aragonese. This language is also known as Aragoieraz, Altoaragonés, Aragonés, Fabla Aragonesa, Patués, or High Aragonese. This language is an Indo-European language spoken by fewer than 10,000 speakers in the Aragon

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Language News from DC

Our Liaison from the District of Columbia is Ms. Ewa Zeoli. The Coalition of Community-Based Heritage Language Schools is excited to invite you to participate in its 11th annual conference! This conference brings together everyone who is interested in learning about and collaborating with community-based HL schools. Attendees typically include directors and administrators of community-based HL schools, teachers, members

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