#lpp19 - Twitter Hashtag

about 7 years ago

It was great to attend and present at #LPP19 at @OISEUofT Coming to a conference at one's alma mater is like a homecoming - meeting old friends and new researchers @CTLOISE #academia #conferences

Vijay Ramjattan @Vijay_Ramjattan

about 7 years ago

.@maxantonynewman provides a great summary of plurilingualism in his talk on the plurilingual practices of immigrant families in Ontario! #LPP19

Vijay_Ramjattan's tweet photo. .@maxantonynewman provides a great summary of plurilingualism in his talk on the plurilingual practices of immigrant families in Ontario! #LPP19 https://t.co/s9jQ9trmf5

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Plurilingual Lab @PlurilingualLab

about 7 years ago

Check out the #LPP19 photo gallery on our Facebook page: https://t.co/4KOvqM9iCX Bon voyage y nos vemos en Montréal at #LPP2020!

PlurilingualLab's tweet photo. Check out the #LPP19 photo gallery on our Facebook page: https://t.co/4KOvqM9iCX
Bon voyage y nos vemos en Montréal at #LPP2020! https://t.co/HPlE7x81qy

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bildlida @bildlida

about 7 years ago

We had a wonderful time presenting our colloquium on Plurilingual Voices vs. Bilingual Policy: A Call for more Flexible Language Policies in Canada at #LPP19. Our @bildlida group is also really looking forward to hosting #LPP20 next year. Hope to see y’all in Montreal!

bildlida's tweet photo. We had a wonderful time presenting our colloquium on Plurilingual Voices vs. Bilingual Policy: A Call for more Flexible Language Policies in Canada at #LPP19. Our @bildlida group is also really looking forward to hosting #LPP20 next year.
Hope to see y’all in Montreal! https://t.co/pLvesz7rUh

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Plurilingual Lab @PlurilingualLab

about 7 years ago

Angel Lin talks about the risk of using one theory as better than another theory. For example, she argues that translanguaging is not any better than code-switching. It shouldn’t be either one or another but one WITH another. #LPP19

PlurilingualLab's tweet photo. Angel Lin talks about the risk of using one theory as better than another theory. For example, she argues that translanguaging is not any better than code-switching. It shouldn’t be either one or another but one WITH another. #LPP19 https://t.co/nmolsaYHXx

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Plurilingual Lab @PlurilingualLab

about 7 years ago

Angel Lin talks about breaking boundaries between languages and accepting a duality of languages rather than choosing one language over another #LPP19

PlurilingualLab's tweet photo. Angel Lin talks about breaking boundaries between languages and accepting a duality of languages rather than choosing one language over another #LPP19 https://t.co/4hhzz9J4PB

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Vijay Ramjattan @Vijay_Ramjattan

about 7 years ago

Angel Lin’s talk is about to start! #LPP19 #translanguaging #teachers

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Karen Feagin @kcfeagin

about 7 years ago

Question of who the "patois" language learner should follow in the classroom: voice of authority (teacher) or authenticity (heritage speaker)? #lpp19 #lpp2019

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Karen Feagin @kcfeagin

about 7 years ago

Learning about the de-legitimization or "patois-ization" of Occitan from @aureliejoubert #lpp19 #lpp2019

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Karen Feagin @kcfeagin

about 7 years ago

Based on trust, occurring in authentic contexts, ability-oriented (not deficit-oriented), and learner-directed #lpp19 #lpp2019

kcfeagin's tweet photo. Based on trust, occurring in authentic contexts, ability-oriented (not deficit-oriented), and learner-directed #lpp19 #lpp2019 https://t.co/uhof4TbauE

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Karen Feagin @kcfeagin

about 7 years ago

Kate Mahoney on characteristics of indigenous language assessment #lpp19 #lpp2019

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Vijay Ramjattan @Vijay_Ramjattan

about 7 years ago

Check out their publication, which goes into more detail! #LPP19

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Vijay Ramjattan @Vijay_Ramjattan

about 7 years ago

H. Kim, @Burton_OISE, @TasneemAnjum, & J. Bale are giving an amazing talk on linguistic/racial hierarchization in Ontario’s heritage language programs! #LPP19

Vijay_Ramjattan's tweet photo. H. Kim, @Burton_OISE, @TasneemAnjum, & J. Bale are giving an amazing talk on linguistic/racial hierarchization in Ontario’s heritage language programs! #LPP19 https://t.co/FeyBm8Xon3

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CTL | OISE @CTLOISE

about 7 years ago

#LPP19 presenters @Burton_OISE and @Vijay_Ramjattan were thrilled to chat with @DrJonathanRosa after his brilliant plenary talk at @OISEUofT today! They also highly recommend his new book on raciolinguistic ideologies, LOOKING LIKE A LANGUAGE, SOUNDING LIKE A RACE. #raciolx

CTLOISE's tweet photo. #LPP19 presenters @Burton_OISE and @Vijay_Ramjattan were thrilled to chat with @DrJonathanRosa after his brilliant plenary talk at @OISEUofT today!

They also highly recommend his new book on raciolinguistic ideologies, LOOKING LIKE A LANGUAGE, SOUNDING LIKE A RACE. #raciolx https://t.co/GE8jSnwfpT

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Vijay Ramjattan @Vijay_Ramjattan

about 7 years ago

.@maxantonynewman discusses how official education policy often ignores the rich plurilingual repertoires of immigrant families. #LPP19

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Vijay Ramjattan @Vijay_Ramjattan

about 7 years ago

.@maxantonynewman provides a great summary of plurilingualism in his talk on the plurilingual practices of immigrant families in Ontario! #LPP19

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Kristin Snoddon @KristinSnoddon

about 7 years ago

“It keeps you explaining, over and over again, your reason for being.” Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Official Languages Act at #LPP19

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Kristin Snoddon @KristinSnoddon

about 7 years ago

As @DrJonathanRosa noted today, there is a difference between immigrants and colonizers. #LPP19

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Rachelle Vessey @RachelleVessey

about 7 years ago

My talk (coauthored with Lisa McEntee Atalianis) is up next at this year’s Language Policy conference in Toronto: language policy and agency in the United Nations #LPP19