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BLC Travel Grant Report

This year, I attended the 2012 Modern Language Association (MLA) Convention in Seattle, WA. My presence at the convention was motivated by my interest in both literary  →  Read in full

EBFLP Professional Development Courses: June 2012

World Language teachers and credential candidates are invited to participate in two professional development programs in June: “Integrating 21st Century Technology:  →  Read in full

BLC Travel Grant Report

I attended the 86th Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA) in Portland, Oregon, in January 2012. I presented my research about multilingualism. While  →  Read in full

Visiting Scholars at BLC, Spring 2012

The BLC is pleased to welcome four Visiting Scholars this spring. Julie Kerekes from the University of Toronto will be on the Berkeley campus until June. Her research  →  Read in full

Large Sound Files Got Your Students Down?

Many of our textbooks come with accompanying CD/DVDs with audio and video files. Often, those sound files consist of a long reading of a chapter’s vocabulary, word after  →  Read in full

BLC Travel Grant Report

Rocky Mountain Modern Languages Convention Scottsdale, Arizona October 6-8, 2011 I have been participating in the Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association’s annual  →  Read in full

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Lecture, April 27, 2012: BLC Fellows (J. Haddad, J. Johnson, D. Brooks)

Spring 2012 BLC Fellows’ Instructional Development Research Projects The Parrot’s Two Feet: Teaching French in Contact with Arabic Jonathan Haddad, GSR, French How  →  Read in full

Lecture, April 6, 2012: H. Douglas Brown

Teaching as a Subversive Activity—Revisited by H. Douglas Brown, Professor Emeritus of English, San Francisco State University For virtually every language teacher,  →  Read in full

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L2 Journal, a fully refereed, interdisciplinary journal which aims to promote the research and the practice of language learning and teaching edited by founding BLC Director Claire Kramsch.

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