@aumultilingualism

Summary of group podcast: For our podcast “Cultural and Linguistics Journey in the U.S” by host Julianna, and guest Jeanne. Talk about the answers from a google form about the cultural and linguistic journey people go through when they first came to America and their experiences with holding on to their culture and background while dealing with the hardships of education and discrimination for the...

Podcast Overview: Today, we will be exploring assumptions about bilingualism and English language. The speakers of the podcast introduce themselves and their cultural backgrounds, and then lead in to explaining how different languages that students come to school with can be helpful while also being seen as a barrier. However, the speakers mention the importance of being bilingual and how teachers...

This podcast provides insight into their shared experience working with children of multicultural backgrounds and learning to work with students of different language abilities. The speakers share how working with children of different language abilities creates a new challenge for teachers to find ways to engage their students in a way that makes them feel excited to learn and embrace their langu...

“Diverse Dialogues: Embracing Linguistic Variations” The dialogue discusses the importance of embracing linguistic diversity in education and unlearning systemic notions of linguistic supremacy and racialized linguistic hierarchies. It emphasizes the need for educators to create inclusive learning environments where all languages and dialects are respected and valued, and where students are encour...

Podcast Overview: The hosts of this podcast discuss aspects they learned from the course of Sociolinguistic Perspectives in Education including positives and experiences that could be improved throughout the course. The speakers ask each other questions that allows them to express the aspects of the course that stood out to them, including aspects of teaching that they did not know about, especial...

Podcast Overview: Introductions - Introducing our student, Rafael and knowledge we have on him - Multilingualism and challenges regarding the English language - Introducing our students topic - Challenges and strengths throughout the project When it comes to teaching there is a lot to cover, ranging from a variety of aspects that allow classrooms to run smoothly from the guidance of teachers. This...

During the Spring Semester, my group and I created a podcast discussing how teachers promote language diversity in schools. Teachers can promote language diversity in schools in a variety of ways including translanguaging, alternative participation methods for students based on language abilities and more. Additionally, we emphasize the importance of multilingualism and how it fosters acceptance i...

The Realities of Bilingual Students in American Classrooms In this podcast episode, we dive into the experiences of individuals who have been bullied for being bilingual in the classroom. Our guests bravely share personal stories of discrimination and ridicule they faced due to speaking multiple languages. We explore the impact of such bullying on their self-esteem and cultural identity. Moreover,...

In our podcast “Universal Design for Learning in the Classroom” we discuss topics such as, how we can promote translanguaging, multilingualism, and bilingualism in a diverse classroom. We talk about what the learning environment in a diverse classroom should look like and the support our students should receive.

In our podcast, we discuss the importance of multilingualism and multimodality in schooling and how educators may implement this into the curriculum. As we discuss the different ways in which educators can change their curriculum and add more inclusive ways of learning, we also have a guest speaker share their experience in schooling and opinions on multilingualism! 

In this episode, Multilingualism - The Voice of Future Educators, three students share their unique perspective into taking a course on sociolinguistics and learning about themselves and the students or clients they will be working with. 

In today's episode Multilingual Perspectives in Education we will take you through all the knowledge we need to know about multilingualism and the effect it can have on our students and their education. 

In “The World of Translanguaging," we will be talking about translanguaging in schools. We will discuss what this is, its benefits, some examples, some personal experience, and so much more. 

This podcast includes discussion schools across Long Island and the diverse languages of each community. This was about creating spaces for student to feel welcomed, and how we as future teachers can learn for each other and our past classroom experiences. Discussions about past classroom experiences were shared and elaborated. The incorporation of different materials and resources were shared to...

The topic of this podcast will focus on how multilingualism is viewed in the classroom in today's society. Most schools discourage students from speaking in languages other than English. By creating this podcast we hope to raise awareness on multilingualism and highlight the benefits of affirming multilingualism in the classroom setting.

In this episode of “Let’s Talk”, Cassandra, Gianna, Laveena, Danielle, and Givana join Emily to discuss standard language. The episode talks about the damaging effects of standard language and it’s harmful history among youth. This episode encourages the listener to fight the standard language and explains why this is important. 

In this episode, we discuss: Why is it important for other countries to learn English and about English, but teachings of other languages are not enforced in American schools? Why? When did this begin? What can we do to change it?

This episode talks about the growing issue of language discrimination in schools. Our podcast focuses on ways teachers and faculty can change this problem and how we can bring awareness to it. 

In this podcast, the speakers discuss different classroom techniques that teachers can use to diversify their classrooms linguistically. The speakers suggest class activities that can incorporate students' languages and cultures and encourage all students to participate comfortably in the classroom.

In this episode we discuss utilizing Braille in our school campus and communities to help people with visual disabilities. We all ask individual questions and base our conversations off our research and opinions.

In this episode we address and challenge the systematic and common sense notions of linguistic hierarchies. It is stressed how strong of an impact it has on our everyday linguistic styles. There is no proper or improper way to speak English and we, as a society, need to unlearn this false fact.

In this episode, we share the information about misconceptions and ideologies in school settings about the English language and bilingualism in a discussion format. The discussion includes questions on thoughts about key points of the topic and each guest will share their thoughts and how it can be better for schools. 

In this episode, we will talk about multililingualism. The goal is to embrace multilingualism and make everyone feel safe and welcome to embrace their linguistic background. We will be advocating for how to embrace your own multilingualism.

This episode explores the use of idioms in language learning, especially in virtual exchange intercultural interactions. Idioms are used in everyday language and can be specific to certain cultures or languages. We will talk about how understanding idioms can help better understand the language and culture around you.

For our podcast, we will be speaking about the influence social media can have on language, particularly slang words. Social media introduces people to new slang terms that often become a normalized form of communication with others. All languages have their own slang, but American slang words are said to have the biggest influence on people in other parts of the world. For example, the students w...