Dianne Excell is the national coordinator for NALDIC’s RIGs. In this post, she tells us why they’re important and what you can expect if you come to one. RIGs are regional networks of practitioners across… Read more → Continue Reading →
NALDIC’s Regional Interest Groups (RIGs): Have you ever attended one?
Dr Sabine Little, Senior Lecturer at the University of Sheffield, shares with NALDIC an innovative family storytelling project There is an increasing number of resources available, but many teachers still feel unsure about how to… Read more → Continue Reading →
Doctoral researcher Denise Amankwah shares with NALDIC her work and some important reflections on African heritage languages Prior to embarking on my PhD journey, I was working as a speech and language advisor with many… Read more → Continue Reading →
Teacher and researcher Dr Valerian Goguadze shares with NALDIC some multilingual teaching practices for international schools Traditionally, language teaching has been a one-language-at-a-time affair. However, in today’s diverse classrooms, students bring a wealth of linguistic… Read more → Continue Reading →
As we approach the 25th anniversary of the International Mother Language Day, a quarter-century of efforts to preserve linguistic diversity, the NALDIC committee members raise their concerns about anti-diversity policies in the United States Donald… Read more → Continue Reading →