28.4655, Calls: Applied Linguistics/South Africa

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Subject: 28.4655, Calls: Applied Linguistics/South Africa

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Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2017 15:46:19
From: Siwelile Mngadi [siwelile.mngadi at wits.ac.za]
Subject: 5th Annual Multilingual Education Conference

 
Full Title: 5th Annual Multilingual Education Conference 

Date: 17-Aug-2018 - 19-Aug-2018
Location: Wits School of Education,Johannesburg, South Africa 
Contact Person: Humel Humel
Meeting Email: info at humel.org.za
Web Site: http://www.humel.org.za 

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics 

Call Deadline: 31-Jan-2018 

Meeting Description:

Emerging frontiers for multilingual education

Scholarship on multilingual education has questioned monolingual bias and took
a broad approach to linguistic and cultural diversity for classroom
encounters. While there is a growing consensus on the negative effects of
monolingual approaches, emergent frontiers and innovative programmes that
valorise multilingual education are invariably still in their infancy. There
is very little that is known to date about emerging epistemologies,
technologies, folk literacies, didactic practices, demographic shifts, and
policy formulations that may be leveraged to advance innovations and
theorization of multilingual practices in education across a wider spectrum of
contexts. The 5th international conference on multilingual education and
literacies at the University of the Witwatersrand welcomes researchers,
teachers, policy makers and social activists to engage in evidence-based
dialogues where they interrogate discourses on new frontiers appertaining to
multilingual education.


Call for Papers:

Presenters should submit abstracts in any of the following areas:

a. Multilingualism and e-education
b. Pedagogy and classroom practices g. Indigenous languages and literacies
c. Language in education policies h. Emergent epistemologies
d. Immigration, race and social justice
e. Multilanguaging, translanguaging and African culture
f. English second language

Guide for Authors:

- Authors are invited to submit an abstract no longer than 250 words to:
info at humel.org.za or through our website: www.humel.org.za/conferences
- Deadline to submit abstract: 31 January 2018.
- Notification of acceptance: 28 February 2018




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