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Welcome to the 2001 UC LMRI Annual Conference Home Page. Here you will find pictures and highlights from the conference.
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UC LMRI 2001 Conference HighlightsThe Fourteenth Annual UC LMRI Conference The topic for this year was “Developing (Bi-)-Literacy.” Featured Keynote Speakers were Ron Schmidt and Luis Moll . Approximately 100 attendees enjoyed the two day conference, which included eight sessions, two panels and two keynote addresses. The first keynote speaker, Ron Schmidt of California State University, Long Beach, addressed the topic of “The Politics of Language in the Era of Proposition 227”. His presentation provided an assessment of the political situation facing proponents of bilingualism and biliteracy in the era of Proposition 227, drawing from and building on the analysis in his book, Language Policy and Identity Politics in the United States (Temple University Press, 2000). On Saturday afternoon, Luis Moll of the University of Arizona, gave his keynote address topic on “Exploring Biliteracy and Beyond: Developing a Case Example of Educational Sovereignty.” He presented a summary of an on-going longitudinal study that addresses two goals: (1) the development of biliteracy of a cohort of children with different social class, cultural, and language characteristics, tracing the students' different trajectories as they become literate in Spanish and English; (2) the study of language ideologies, in part, as manifested in adults and children's discourses, and how these ideologies come to mediate the schooling process. He also discussed how the school represents a case example of “educational sovereignty”, as it collectively manages to provide “additive” schooling in two languages despite political pressures to the contrary. Other highlights included: Friday, May 4, 2001
BUFFET LUNCH AND TIME TO MINGLE AND RELAX BETWEEN SESSIONS
...AND DINNER SATURDAY NIGHT...
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