Series
Juan Uriagereka (LING, SLLC) will be hosting a screening and discussion of Arrival as part of the course Science & Society Via Film. Come for the aliens, the linguistics, or--in Juan's words--"the fact that a linguistics professor gets to live in a mansion by a lake".
You might want to warm up with a close reading of the fictional linguist's office.
Email Tetiana Tytko (ttytko@umd.edu) for the Zoom link.
Integrating Psycholinguistics and Sociolinguistics in the Study of Bilingual Speech
Email Tetiana Tytko (ttytko@umd.edu) for the Zoom link.
Measuring and modulating effortful listening: Developing interventions to address diverse listening challenges
Email Tetiana Tytko (ttytko@umd.edu) for Zoom link.
Episodic Memory and the L2 Mental Lexicon
Abstract TBA.
Email Tetiana Tytko (ttytko@umd.edu) for the zoom link.
How do listeners respond to frequent pronunciation errors in L2 speech? Insights from research with Mandarin lexical tones
Email Tetiana Tytko (ttytko@umd.edu) for the link.
Current issues in task-based language teaching
Email Tetiana Tytko (ttytko@umd.edu) for the link.
Task-based design and task complexity and L2 production
Zoom: https://umd.zoom.us/j/98806584197?pwd=SXBWOHE1cU9adFFKUmN2UVlwUEJXdz09
Eleftheria Briakou on Tracking progress in Style Transfer: From Human to Automatic Evaluation
Prediction during language processing: Beyond activation
Abstract: Prediction during language processing has been extensively studied over the past decades, however, the specific mechanisms involved are under ongoing debate. In this talk I will focus on a suggested distinction between two qualitatively distinct prediction processes, pre-activation and pre-updating, presenting experiments aimed to examine key aspects of these processes.
How a dialect-shifting curriculum shapes K-1 teachers’ attitudes toward language variation: A mixed-methods study
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