
Speaking of Language is a podcast recorded at the Language Resource Center at Cornell University. Each week, we explore a topic related to language pedagogy and second language acquisition.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 224 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationLanguage Learning | |||

Dr. Dominique Branson, a past Soros Justice Fellow with the Open Society Foundations, and a Cornell alum, joins us to discuss linguistic justice and what it means for racial disparities in the US legal system.
#shalom
Our annual expression of gratitude from the Language Resource Center family.
Featuring:
Ashley Griffith (LRC Engagement & Outreach Coordinator)
Ahmed Shamim (LRC Academic Programs Coordinator)
Ruby Shaw (LRC student intern)
Jack Brown (guest, se... more
Dr. Daniel Kaufman returns to Speaking of Language to discuss language revitalization, language ideology, the deceptiveness of AI, and more.
Watch Dan's talk at the LRC: youtu.be/ew2VfzbRtz4
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We chat with Cornell PhD student Jadon Geathers about the development of his AI speaking partner platform for language learners, ChitterChatter.
#仁
The Future of Learning Lab: learning.cis.cornell.edu/
chi... more
Dr. Polly Lauer, a Klarman Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Romance Studies here at Cornell, shares how radio and other mass media have contributed to the revitalization of Indigenous language and community in Guatemala.
polly.lauer@cornell.... more
We are joined by the versatile and accomplished Daisy Rockwell, a Vermont-based painter and award-winning translator of Hindi and Urdu literature. In 2022, she was awarded the Booker Prize for Translation, and she recently gave a talk as part of Corn... more
Dr. Mijeong Mimi Kim follows up on her recent talk at Cornell, sharing the benefits of integrating undergraduate teaching assistants into the language curriculum.
Watch Mimi's talk at Cornell: youtu.be/fE9df4GciCU
#curiosit... more
Cornell's Japanese language program has a partnership with Kansai University. We meet two of their students, and discuss the importance of international experiences and exchange.
#practicemakesperfect
#千里の道も一歩から
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The content focuses on diverse aspects of language pedagogy and second language acquisition, featuring discussions with experts and researchers in the field of education. Listeners can expect episodes that tackle current challenges in language revitalization, the integration of technology in language learning, and insights into cultural and social aspects of language education. Unique perspectives from guests, who include educators and doctoral students, enhance the exploration of innovative teaching strategies and educational tools, aiming to foster a deeper understanding of language preservation and instructional methods.
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Recent guests on Speaking of Language include:
1. Dr. Dominique Branson
2. Ruby Shaw
3. Daniel Kaufman
4. Jadon Geathers
5. Polly Lauer
6. Dr. Mijeong Mimi Kim
7. Seema Golestaneh
8. Alia Amer
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