Grad Talks

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Grad Talks

Introduction to CERLL Grad Talks

The CERLL Grad Talks series is a space for students to share their in-progress research on topics related to language and literacies education, sponsored by the Centre for Educational Research on Languages and Literacies at OISE/University of Toronto. CERLL Grad Talks offer a collaborative and supportive space for students to work through ideas, share their interests, and gain experience presenting their work. Students are encouraged to participate at any stage of their program, in order to foster a strong and supportive community of developing researchers.

CERLL Grad Talks Listing

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Rebecca Schmor
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Identities and Practices of Plurilingual English for Academic PurposesInstructors: A Multimodal PluriethnographyEmbracing
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April Passi
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Translanguaging as a literary device in post-secondary EAL writing instruction
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Analyzing the teacher education of future class teachers in Finland regarding multilingual contexts and education with a special focus on translanguaging
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Chama Laassassy
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“It gave me the confidence to talk to people in my neighbourhood”: Understanding the impact of Sociocultural Activities Hosted by University Language Learning Centers
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Mama Adobea Nii Owoo
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Language Policy as Personal Experience: A Southern Perspectives of Language Policy via Ghana’s Practice of Medium of Instruction Policies
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Libera Maria Lai
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The use of plurilingual strategies to enhance students’ A1/A2 English speaking skills: Teacher’s perspectives
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Christopher Gradin
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Heritage Language Learning in light of Japanese Canadian Internment: Developing an Oral History Informed Pedagogy
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Wales Wong
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Implementing Translanguaging in an English as a Second Language Continuing Education Program: A Multiple Case Study on Teachers’ Perspectives and Challenges
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Giacomo Folinazzo
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Giacomo Folinazzo – The Impact of Mediation and The Action-oriented Approach on Language Education: The Learner’s Voice
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Lindsay Cavanaugh
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Towards a curriculum of softness: Learning from the dear-maps of femme/femme-of-centre educators and older youth.
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Thi Chang Duyen Can
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Using guided meditation in English as a Foreign Language classes
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Marina Antony-Newman
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Exploring Canadian Language Educators’ Beliefs and Practices at the Intersection of Language Policy and Plurilingual Research Discourses.

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Are you a graduate student looking to present your in-progress ideas about your research? Or do you want to practice an upcoming presentation?

 If you are interested in sharing your work with the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) community, please get in contact with us.

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