Bologna
Bilingualism Matters@Bologna, within the School of Education Studies 'Giovanni Maria Bertin' of the Alma Mater University, is a centre for Public Engagement whose members are committed to sharing the latest research on bilingualism with the local community, through the organisation of information and training events aimed at educators, teachers, students, families and care professionals; the publication and dissemination of information material in several languages; and the active participation of its members in research-training-action projects on bilingualism and language learning.
26 Mar 2025
BMS25 Master Class
24 Mar 2025
The Bilingualism Matters Symposium (BMS) is an interdisciplinary conference organised by Bilingualism Matters. It is open to researchers as well as practitioners, irrespective of their affiliation with Bilingualism Matters. The BMS aims to stimulate a productive dialogue between researchers in different academic disciplines and practitioners in different sectors of society. BMS will take place in Edinburgh from March 24-25, 2025.
13 Feb 2025
Professor Antonella Sorace will share knowledge and insights generated by her research on bilingualism at UNESCO celebrations for International Mother Language Day
information material in several languages; and the active participation of its members in research-training-action projects on bilingualism and language learning.
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4 Dec, 2023
Convegno dal titolo “Background migratorio e valorizzazione del patrimonio linguistico-culturale “ organizzato dall’Ufficio V Ambito territoriale di Bologna USR E-R, in collaborazione con l’Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna nell’ambito del Festival della Cultura Tecnica.
14 Oct, 2023
L’incontro vuole raccontare del progetto regionale e della ricerca connessa e condotta dall’Università di Bologna che coinvolge nidi e scuole dell’infanzia della Regione e che fa emergere dati significativi.
22 Sep, 2023
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View allUna mattina al nido Mazzoni di Bologna: ecco come funziona “Sentire l’Inglese”, il progetto della Regione che avvicina i più piccoli alla lingua inglese in 300 asili dell'Emilia-Romagna.
Siamo stati in una delle trecento strutture per l'infanzia in regione in cui i bimbi "ascoltano" lingue diverse dall'italiano. Al nido Pimpa di Forlì di solito si comincia con un libro...da toccare