*New Issue! of Critical Multilingualism Studies (11.2): https://t.co/bpI9IH4gEW on pluriversal & pluricentric questions in language education. Includes special issue (6 articles & review essay) guest edited by L. Veliz, @diaz__adriana & @danielle_H_H. Please read & share widely!
So happy to have been able to participate in this SI with my article, “The Pronouns EXIST!”: Linguistic Existence in the Borderlands as a U.S. Non-Binary Adolescent Heritage Learner of Spanish. Spanish teachers, would love to hear your thoughts!
!!New Issue!! of Critical Multilingualism Studies (10.1): https://t.co/bpI9IH4gEW. Includes 4 excellent articles on multilingual practices, voice & identity by Farah Ali; Mei-Hsing Tsai, Ya-ting Chiang, & Chi-Chuan Yang; Jesse van Amelsvoort; Bill Guariento. Pls share widely :)
👉Guest editors Azaz & Trentman invite contributions for a CMS special thematic issue--"Multilingual Approaches to Language Learning: Perspectives from Arabic as a Multidialectal Language". Abstracts due FEB 1 2022, read more here: https://t.co/pV5S4jojne Please RT & SHARE!
🚨Thrilled to share my newest publication co-authored with @JMPaiz_PhD "Bringing Trans, Non-binary, and Queer Understandings to Bear in Language Education." Doubly thrilled that it is available fully open-access! https://t.co/9SGKkzBU9q [🧵1/7]
From submission to publication, it has truly been a pleasure working with everyone at @Journal_CMS. I wholeheartedly recommend publishing with this brilliant team and I cannot wait to read the rest of the journal issue. [🧵6/7] https://t.co/yLUNgSa6ix
I could not be more grateful to my brilliant co-author @JMPaiz_PhD. It is always a joy to work with you my dear friend. I simultaneously owe a great debt of gratitude to @j_macca & @emmatrentman for their thoughtful editorial work & to our anonymous reviewers at @Journal_CMS [5/]
Section 2 makes available three articles on multilingual approaches for English speakers in English-dominant environments learning additional langs by Piers Armstrong; @AZChantelle, Borbala Gaspar, & Wenhao Diao; @EnricaPiccardo, @marinantonynewm, Le Chen, & @banffi777
!!New Issue!! of Critical Multilingualism Studies (9.1): https://t.co/73viERLy2g. Pls share widely! Includes Preface, Statement in Support of Trans & Non-Binary People, and 2 sections of original contributions by the following inimitable authors:
Section 1 makes available three articles on critical multilingual approaches/ questions by @vdgriff; @krisknisely & @JMPaiz_PhD; @AlisaariJenni, Tarja-Ritta Hurme, @leena_mariah, & @SaraRoutarinne
There are 100+ pieces of anti-trans legislation being considered in more than 30 US states. Critical Multililingualism Studies pledges to condemn transphobia & to take action to support trans and nonbinary people. Will you join us?
.@DdfcTweets @DDGCtweets & @Blackgermans call on all individuals, professional orgs, institutions, & elected officials to join us in condemning transphobia & in taking action in support of trans people.
To view our statement & to pledge to take action: https://t.co/WYwY9uEzBM
A soon to come infographic on this, with which I'll post details of a fully open-access article that @JMPaiz_PhD and I have in the works for a forthcoming issue of @Journal_CMS (along with some other related publications)!
Well, this became surprisingly popular. If you like this follow @OASIS_Database@CERCLL@COERLL@Journal_CMS and others who are working toward open, accessible research and educational materials.
Julia Ruck: "The pluricentric vs. pluriareal debate comes down to who or what is seen to create a regional linguistic variety and what specific varieties are investigated." https://t.co/LsngjEjS32
R. Train: "Critical reframing of mobility & variation in pedagogies of language experience can expand the critical vocabularies of language educators focused on restorative social justice & wellbeing for [...] minoritized & often racialized learners." https://t.co/LYBDTaW9x4
Issue 8.1 includes contributions by Sandra Kaltenegger, Elena Schoonmaker-Gates, Julia Ruck, Meike Wernicke, Emma Trentman & Sonia Shiri, Beatriz Lado & Carmín Quijano, Carol A. Chapelle, Claudia Kunschak, Robert Train.
!!New Issue!! of Critical Multilingualism Studies (8.1): Cross-linguistic discussions on regional variation in L2 studies. Guest-edited by Julia Ruck & Naomi Shafer. Check it out here: https://t.co/TcYcVnKd97