Konstanz
The Konstanz branch conducts and coordinates research that seeks to uncover how children and adults acquire languages across the lifespan; disseminates research to professional audiences (e.g., teaching and health professionals), communicates the outcomes of research to policy makers, and informs the general public about research outcomes that have an impact to their everyday life; trains early stage researchers in multilingualism. The branch focuses particularly on academic excellence, informing families and improving practice.
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
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View allTeacher Education About Multilingualism (TEAM) project is releasing free educational resources, aimed to help educators understand and navigate the intricacies of working with multilingual pupils and in multilingual classrooms. Help us evaluate our open education resource TEAM .
Find out about the MultiMind Project Final Conference and how to access free resources on multilingualism, including a fun quiz, flyers and videos on multilingualism and developmental language disorders, and policy reports for professionals.
'The Multilingual Mind' is a lecture series on multilingualism across disciplines from the Multimind Project.