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Konferanse: Media and Informal Language Learning for Migrants in the Nordics
9. desember 2022 kl. 08:00 – 17:00
Språkkraft arrangerer konferanse om uformell språklæring for migranter i Norden. Man kan delta fysisk eller følge konferansen på nett.
Adresse: Voksenåsen, Ullveien 4, 0791 Oslo
Kostnad: gratis
Program
09:00 Introduction by Niss Jonas Carlsson, Språkkraft
09.10 Migrant Story – A personal experience from informal language learning
09.20 Louise Fabricius, Senior Analyst, Oxford Research – Results from a comparative study of language training for adult immigrants in the Nordics
09.45 Dr. Cindy Blanco, Senior Learning Scientist, Duolingo – The Role of Digital Language Learning Apps in Migrant Learning
10.10 Migrant Story – A personal experience from informal language learning
10.20 Coffee Break
10.40 Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, University of Gothenburg – Research on the Media Consumption of Migrants in the Nordics
11.05 Niss Jonas Carlsson, Språkkraft – Presenting LingvisPlay prototype for Icelandic with RÚV
11.20 Elke Peters, Department of linguistics, KU Leuven, Antwerpen – TV, subtitles, captions, and language learning
11.50 Lunch
12.50 Joke Dewilde, Department och Teacher Education and School Research, University of Oslo – Multilingualism as a resource: Linking in and out of school practices
13.20 Fanny Forsberg Lundell and Klara Arvidsson, Stockholm University – The impact of social and psychological factors on second language proficiency of French long-term residents in Sweden: focus on informal language engagement
13.50 Breakout Session Preparation
14.00 Breakout Sessions
15.30 Sharing Results of Breakout Sessions
16.00 Language, Acquisition & The Power of Pleasure Reading Professor Stephen Krashen, Professor Emeritus, University of Southern California School of Education
17.00 Panel Discussion and Way Forward – Rakhat Zholdoshalieva, UNESCO UIL