Speaking of Language

S9E6 - Yarden Kedar - Bilingual Community-Based Language Pedagogy

Yarden Kedar, Israel Institute Visiting Faculty in the Department of Psychology at Cornell, follows up on his talk on bilingual community-based language pedagogy, and discusses an Arab-Jewish Language Café in Jerusalem.

https://www.facebook.com/goodneighborsabutor/

Watch Yarden's talk here:

https://youtu.be/enPf1z-mEsg

 

#embaixada

S9E5 - Cornell’s Global Hubs

We’re going global! We will talk about Cornell’s new collaborative Global Hubs with our colleagues Wendy Wolford, Rachel Beatty Riedl, Sebnem Ozkan, and Cindy Tarter.

Partnerships exist with institutions in Australia, China, Ecuador, Ghana, India, Mexico, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, United Kingdom, and Zambia.

https://global.cornell.edu/global-hubs

 

#chiunque

#Naamanala 

#Tukupamoja 

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S9E4 - Alejandra Diemecke - The Music of La Llorona

Alejandra Diemecke tells us how her Mexican-American background and her musical family influenced the songs she performs on violin and vocals as La Llorona.

#pumpernickel

https://lalloronamusic.bandcamp.com/

https://theiliumworks.bandcamp.com/

https://www.instagram.com/_lallorona_music

La Llorona on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7wPJ4oWaD1oS4GKD5CvtbXt?si=1HvsqY4ERjKYmRC_nONGwQ

This podcast includes excerpts of the songs “La Llorona” and “Wildwood” from the La Llorona EP Hedges.

S9E3 - Christina Rocha - Inquiry-Based Language Learning

Christina Rocha joins us from the American Community Schools in Athens, Greece to follow up on her recent talk about inquiry-based language learning.

#pamplemousse

#papouli 

Watch Chistina's talk here: https://youtu.be/YfHkirMN6Ko

Right Question Institute: https://rightquestion.org/

Curious Classes: https://curiousclasses.com

S9E2 - Michelle Crow - Broadening Support for Multilingual Students

Dr. Michelle Crow, the director of Cornell's English Language Support Office, returns to Speaking of Language to tell us what’s new at ELSO.

#nuthead

S9E1 - Connecting Social Justice, Language, and Art

Emilia Illana Mahiques and Macarena Tejada López discuss how they synthesized language, migration, and human rights in their teaching, and the culminating project that highlighted the knowledge and creativity of their students.

#bruschetta

#melocotón

Read about the student art exhibition:
https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2022/01/course-art-exhibition-teaches-expression-about-social-justice

S8E13 - Brenda Schertz - ASL at Cornell Revisited

It’s time to wrap up 2021 by revisiting our December 2019 conversation with Cornell’s American Sign Language instructor, Brenda Schertz, with a revised interpretation! Visit our YouTube channel to watch and listen to the episode.

https://youtu.be/TkrV5dke5fs

S8E12 - Digital Storytelling in Global Education

We are joined by Lori Leonard, Amy Kuo Somchanhmavong, and Shorna Allred, members of the Cornell Center for Teaching Innovation’s Digital Storytelling Community of Practice. We learn about the podcasts, video stories, and other media projects they are utilizing in the classroom and the field.

#加油

#boleh

#dounia 

#perema

Center for Teaching Innovation - Digital Storytelling Community of Practice

Global Garbage - Trash Talk

Global Citizenship and Sustainability Digital Stories

Thanksgiving 2021 Mini-Episode

This year, we'll hear a few words (and some music) from the Language Resource Center's late Technology Director, Dan Gaibel, who recorded himself discussing some of the perspective he gained from his battle with cancer. We hope it brings some light in a difficult time.

#stillgrateful

S8E11 - Mariame Sy - Critical Thinking in World Language Teaching

Mariame Sy, Lecturer in African Languages and the Director of the African Language Program at Columbia University, discusses the history of African language teaching in the United States and identifies opportunities for innovation in the language classroom.

#muñëlënté