[lg policy] Calls: Multilingualism and Education: Global Practices, Challanges and the Way Forward
Harold Schiffman
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Multilingualism and Education: Global Practices, Challanges and the Way Forward
Full Title: Multilingualism and Education: Global Practices, Challanges and the
Way Forward
Short Title: MLLE
Date: 22-Jul-2010 - 23-Jul-2010
Location: NAIROBI, Kenya
Contact Person: Dr. Martin Njoroge
Meeting Email: martin.njorogegmail.com
Call Deadline: 15-Dec-2009
Meeting Description:
The conference which will be co-hosted jointly by Kenyatta University, Kenya,
and the University of Pennsylvania is intended to bring together researchers,
professionals, classroom practitioners, policy makers and language specialists
interested in issues that relate to multilingualism, education and linguistic
diversity as global phenomena. Papers at the conference are expected to range
from presentation of research findings to analysis of practice
Call for Papers
Abstracts not exceeding 300 words (excluding references) should be sent via e-
mail as a Word attachment to: multilingualismconferencegmail.com by December
15, 2009.
The document should contain presentation title, the abstract, and preference
for poster or paper presentation. Please do not include information identifying
the author(s) in the email attachment. Author(s) information including name,
affiliation and e-mail address(es) should be detailed in the body of the email.
The abstracts should address any of the following themes and sub-themes:
1. Language policies and language choice in a multilingual education context.
2. Linguistic challenges in a multilingual set-up.
3. Benefits of mother-tongue education in early childhood.
4. Teaching methodologies in multilingual education.
5. Multilingualism in education in Africa: Reality on the ground.
6. Multilingual education and IT/computing.
7. Models for multi-literacy, multilingual, multimodal practices.
8. Benefits of multilingualism in education
9. Socio-cultural issues, multilingualism and special language needs/disorders
Deadline for submission of abstracts: 15th December 2009
Notification of acceptance of abstracts: 30th January 2010
Deadline for submission of full paper: 30th March 2010
Principal Speakers:
Prof. Nancy H. Hornberger, Graduate School of Education, University of
Pennsylvania
Prof. Okoth Okombo, Department of Linguistics, University of Nairobi
Prof. Susan Malone, SIL International, Bangkok, Thailand
Registration Fee:
Participants from Africa: Kshs. 4,000
Rest of the World 150 USD
http://linguistlist.org/issues/20/20-3457.html
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