Sustainable Multilingualism
Darnioji daugiakalbyste
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The journal publishes original research in applied linguistics, sociolinguistics and education sciences, exploring multilingualism at the intersection of macro-level language policies, maintenance of linguistic rights, language ecology, preservation of minority and less widely taught languages, with the micro-level practices in plurilingual didactics, linguistically sensitive teaching and mediation as well as the acquisition and development of plurilingual competence. ...
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Biennial International Scientific Conference Sustainable Multilingualism (SM).
AIM & THEMES OF THE CONFERENCE
The conference aims to provide a common platform for researchers, language policy makers, language teachers, students, and anyone interested in discussing and sharing their expertise in the key issues of multilingualism, including but not limited to:
- Language Policy Implementation
- Language Preservation, Revitalization, and Revival
- Plurilingual Competence Development and Assessment
- AI in Applied Linguistics
- Innovative and Technology-based Approaches to Language Education
- Language Teacher Professional Competence Development
- Multilingual Issues in Translation and Interpreting
- Multilingual Issues in Literature
- Contemporary Lithuanian Language Studies
LANGUAGES
Conference languages: English & Lithuanian
Presentation session languages: English, French, German, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Spanish, Ukrainian
5 REASONS TO ATTEND OUR CONFERENCE
- Meet in person world-known researchers in linguistic human rights and outstanding language policy researchers and developers
- Share your research insights within international community
- Discuss current issues of multilingualism with members of international community
- Strengthen the existing and establish new partnerships in the international research and education community
- Visit Lithuania – one of the three Baltic states, the country where the oldest surviving Indo-European language is spoken
See SM25 URL: https://sites.google.com/view/sm25en/