35.1284, Summer Schools: Language and literacy in migration context - BIP International Summer School (Erasmus Blended Intensive Programme) / Czech Republic

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Date: 18-Apr-2024
From: Egle Mocciaro [egle.mocciaro at mail.muni.cz]
Subject: Language and literacy in migration context - BIP International Summer School (Erasmus Blended Intensive Programme) / Czech Republic


Language and literacy in migration context - BIP International Summer
School (Erasmus Blended Intensive Programme)

Host Institution: Masaryk University, Brno
Website: https://romanistika.phil.muni.cz/aktuality/international-scho
ol-language-and-literacy-in-migration-context

Dates: 24-Apr-2024 - 07-Jun-2024
Location: Brno

Focus: The result of collaboration between Masaryk University in Brno
(Czech Republic) and other institutions in Europe and beyond
(University of Bergen; Boğaziçi University; University of Cyprus;
University of Porto; University of Potsdam; Østfold University
College), the school will address from different and complementary
perspectives (theoretical, sociolinguistic, educational) the nuclear
themes included in its title: language, literacy and migration.
Minimum Education Level: Master's and Phd students

Description:
The school is divided into two segments, one online (24-26 April
2024), the other in presence in Brno (3-7 June 2024).
The virtual segment will consist of three meetings on the following
topics: Pleasure reading for adult immigrants with limited literacy;
Multilingualism and literacy in relation to the CEFR and in the field
of language teaching planning.
The in-presence segment will cover the following topics: The notion of
literacy and the existing classifications; Multilingualism types and
multilingual Europe; Multilingualism, literacy and mobility;
Additional language acquisition and methodology; Family Language
Policy and Multilingualism; Multilingual Assessment of Basic Literacy
in Adults; Target-language variation; Research ethics. The programme
includes two workshops on linguistic autobiographies and a lecture on
local linguistic diversity with a focus on language education in
Romani.

The detailed programme ca be found here: https://romanistika.phil.muni
.cz/aktuality/international-school-language-and-literacy-in-migration-
context

The course is primarily intended for students from the project partner
institutions, but is open to an additional 10 students from outside
the partnership.

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
                     Language Acquisition
                     Sociolinguistics

Tuition Explanation: The course is open to an additional 10 students
outside the project partners. For students from Erasmus partner
institutions (also outside the project) enrolment is free of charge.
Outside the Erasmus programme, the enrolment fee is 50 euros. We also
provide assistance in finding accommodation.

Registration Open until 15-May-2024

Contact Person: Egle Mocciaro
                Phone: +420 549 49 4887
                Email: egle.mocciaro at mail.muni.cz

Apply by Email: egle.mocciaro at mail.muni.cz

Registration Instructions:
Please send an email to the contact person by 23.04, for online
participation, and by 15.05 for in-presence participation.



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