The newest edition of our #linguistics newsletter The Descriptivist is now available. Great articles on tones, #conlangs, American #dialects, and more. Written by high school students! 🙂 Also, a big announcement on the front page! Check it out! https://t.co/1cbOkL4utt
The fall edition of The Descriptivist is out now! Check out this #linguistics newsletter for and by high school students. If you’d like to contribute, get in touch! https://t.co/1akuxwuwRo #languagelearning#studentresearch#languages
Hello #linguistics twitter! We are looking for speakers to volunteer to give 60 minute zoom presentations on any linguistics topics to our very enthusiastic high schoolers later this month. Please dm if interested! #LanguageLearning#lingtwitter
Our group has conducted its first Youth Word of the Year contest. High school students may vote here: Vote for the Youth Word of the Year here. https://t.co/6gnwRiJoNS
If you are not a HS student, but would like to check out the submissions, click here. https://t.co/LD1TP0KL8H
Attention Linguists & Linguistics Students! Please consider giving 30-60mins of your time to present a topic of you choice at our Teen Academic Linguistics conference. Over 300 teen registrants last year! https://t.co/TDtePa43yc #linguistics#LanguageLearning#languages#langtwt
Our Tournament of Fun begins tomorrow with a https://t.co/vVBMjzgGfo social event! You can still sign up at https://t.co/W3vttlhI6p. Event info is in the form.
Ever wanted to learn how to write a linguistics puzzle? Now's your chance! ULAB is running a puzzle-writing workshop for beginners! Dr Pavel Iosad and Prof. Graeme Trousdale of @EdinUniLEL will first talk about how to start writing a linguistics puzzle 🧵
@ShappLing We co-host a linguistics college and opportunities fair for high schoolers throughout the year. We are planning to host the next in October before apps are due. You can see a list with links to undergraduate program info here: https://t.co/iAcQTFuq7j
@Yaggyslatin Language pedagogy/methodology is rooted in linguistic theory (Krashen, Vygotsky, Bakhtin, Freire, etc). The fields are deeply intertwined. Teachers and students would benefit from more collaboration between experts and practitioners on both “sides.”🙂
Prof. Fellbaum will give a talk on NLP (7/19, 7-8 PM UTC) and one on WordNet and idioms (7/2, 7-8 PM UTC) at our Tournament of Fun!
To listen to her talks and attend tons of other linguistics events for middle and high schoolers worldwide, sign up at https://t.co/W3vttlhI6p.