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Our topic: “Voices of the Community: Exploring Our Linguistic Landscapes” Welcome back to another episode of Voices of the Community, where we dive into the languages, signs, and visual cues that shape how we move through the world. I’m your host, Seba, and today I’m joined by two amazing classmates, Emily and Cigal, to talk about our linguistic landscapes—both the interactions we experienced this...

Welcome to our podcast, Breaking the Chains: The True Benefits of Multi-linguistic Children! The topic we chose to discuss today is multilingualism. In children, multilingualism is one of those topics that seem straightforward at first, but then you realize it is more powerful, complex and misunderstood. 

Welcome to our podcast Tongue Tied, where we unravel the knots and nuances of language! Today is our first podcast episode where we will dive into the topic of digital multilingualism and how languages compete in the online world. We will be covering it all and hope you will enjoy learning and listening to our discussion regarding digital multilingualism. 

Welcome to todays podcast episode "Language in Real Life!" Today we are discussing our findings from our Sociolinguistic Perspectives in Education class. Some of our findings challenged us, surprised us, and pushed us to pay attention to language around us. The course we took is not only a "language class" but a concept that allowed us to rethink identity, schooling, communication, and everyrday c...

Welcome to our podcast Speak Like a Conversationist! In our podcast we will learn about what it means to truly hear a conversation and explore the hidden rules that make everyday conversations flow. There are so many details that shape even the simplest hello, so let's get into how we express our identities just by the way we speak. 

Hello all! My name is Jillian and I am here with Kenia and Emily to discuss cultural and linguistic discrimination in our communities. Through research projects and interviews, Kenia, Emily, and I have found examples of discrimination in many communities and have gotten feedback from interviewees on how teachers can prevent discrimination in classrooms. 

Welcome back to Voices in the Classroom! My name is Angelina and I am host 1 for the podcast and Cat is our second host for the podcast. Today we will be diving into a topic that shapes every child's school experience, whether we realize it or not: Sociolinguistic Perspectives in Childhood Education.  Sociolinguistics looks at how language and society influence each other, how people talk, why the...

Linguistic Hater? I hardly Know 'Er. Welcome to our podcast where we discuss linguistic discrimination. Through this podcast we were able to hear real stories of language appreciation, as well as shaming. In our world, people experience different perspectives and conversations when it comes to the language they speak. In this podcast, we explain people's lived experiences and the importance of lan...

Sociolinguistic perspectives in the classroom and online!  Voices at the Margins Episode 1: “Muted, Misheard, and Multilingual: Teaching Across Screens” Welcome to Voices at the Margin, where we explore language, power, and identity in everyday life. Today we are going to talk about what it means to teach and learn in a multilingual classroom, while focusing on online learning too. Spoiler: it's n...

Created by Hawa Rhamatzada and Bernilda Ferrus. Our podcast explores school stories on linguistic discrimination , appreciation , and translanguaging! As multinlingual students ourselves we are able to share our own experience when it comes to schools and multilingual learning. Let's get into our discussion!

 In this podcast episode Annabelle and I are going to discuss important topics that we learned about in our sociolinguistic perspective in our childhood education course. This ranges from the places we speak, to experiences we endure, and the importance of implementing multilingual education. I think that Brianna and I learned a lot about language and the importance of being inclusive during this...

Hey everyone, welcome to Unfiltered! This is the podcast where we keep it real—no filters, just honest talk. I’m Rachel, and I’m here with my favorite girls: Ilana, Ester, and Avigail. Today we’re talking about The Pressure to Be Perfect. And let’s be real—it’s something almost every girl deals with. Whether it’s about school, social media, family, body image, or even friendships, we’re always try...

Say It Like You Mean It is a podcast that discusses the importance of bringing in inclusivity into classrooms. We speak about translanguaging and how it is crucial to fight discrimination through the way we learn.

New Podcast, Just Dropped, this Week: "Voices in Education" This week, we will be discussing why bilingualism and multilingualism matter in schools. Language is power, Identity, and Connection! Listen today!

In this episode, four Adelphi University students, Peter Gentilini, Julia Musheyev, Allison Gregory, and Moreille Litimco reflect on their personal learning experiences. They explore how alternative, more personalized approaches to learning language (like visual tools) can be more effective than standard classroom methods. The conversation emphasizes the need for more inclusive and adaptive educat...

Welcome to our Podcast "Teachers of the Future!" Today we will be discussing the importance and how to design learning environments that are responsive to linguistic variation and affirming linguistic diversity. Our show also explores the evolving world of education with the people shaping it, especially educators.

This podcast is going to explore the assumptions and ideologies surrounding the English language. It is going to highlight how Standard English is often privileged over other dialects. This podcast is going to also focus on code switching and how it marginalized all students. This show will also discuss how bilingualism is both a strength and a source of stigma. It challenges listeners to reconsid...

In Tongues Tied and Unfiltered , host Diana talks with guests Shazia and Alexandra about the role of language in shaping identity and experiences. This episode explores bilingualism, linguistic diversity, and how different ways of speaking connect to culture and community. The conversation encourages listeners to value their voice and embrace the languages and dialects that reflect who they are.

Welcome to today's episode of "Many Languages, One Classroom." In todays episode, Daniel will be our host along with guests Brianna and Luisa, and we will be discussing a topic that is transforming elementary classrooms across the country-linguistic diversity. We will break into different segments to discuss linguistic diversity. These segments include: Why Linguistic Diversity Matters, The Benefi...

Hey there, Welcome back to   The ♥️ of Teaching. In this show we will dive into the ideas of creating inclusive environments for our students and our dreams of how this could look. We are your hosts Christina & Megan and today we would like to transport you to the ideas of a special kind of classroom. A classroom where all different cultures and language practices are welcomed. 

Welcome to Voices of the City Podcast! Today we will be discussing how languages shape identity, community, and culture, right here in New York City! The host of todays podcast will be Allison, along with special guests Charlotte and Arianna. Through growing up in New York we have experienced the typical "New Yorker" accent and have seen how different cultures impact the way individuals speak and...

Overall Point of Podcast: Grammar is very important when it comes to speaking and writing in whichever language. Grammar makes it so people are able to understand one another clearly. Without good grammar, everyone’s words would be very confusing, and others might not be able to understand what they’re saying or what we really mean. This is important for students who are learning both languages, E...

This podcast explores the importance of inclusivity in the classroom , emphasizing how diverse learning environments foster equity, engagement, and better student outcomes . It highlights strategies like culturally responsive teaching, bilingual education, and family involvement to ensure all students, including Hispanic learners, feel valued and supported. By promoting representation, empathy, an...

Welcome to our podcast "Unfiltered, The Pressure to be Perfect." This podcast keeps it real, with no filters, and solely honest talk. Our group is discussing today, the pressure there is to be perfect, especially in regards to social media and body image, academic and family expectations, friendships and emotional pressure. In regards to these societal pressures, our podcast touches upon ways to o...

"Say It Like You Mean It" is a podcast that discusses the importance of bringing in inclusivity into classrooms. We speak about translanguaging and how it is crucial to fight discrimination through the way we learn. Every student deserves the chance to shine in the classroom and it is important to speak about these matters in order to create an inclusive and diverse space for all learners.