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Students from Baku Oxford School (BOS) and Baku European Lyceum (BEL) gain an increased appreciation of the English language through activities that help them learn about famous English writers and poets. (Photo Credit: UNO Baku, 23 April 2010)
Bloomsburg University’s Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology program recently promoted literacy with Danville Head Start students at the Aphasia Center in Danville, using resources from the BU Toy Library for a joint therapy session with Aphasia patients.
Aphasia is an impairment of language, affecting the production or comprehension of speech and the ability to read or write resulting from brain injury most commonly from a stroke. #CollaborativeLearning www.bloomu.edu/gradschool/speech-pathology
Acadia's English Language program operated a summer school for newcomer families from the Middle East and Africa.
Inspiration & Co talk no. 3 with Gary of the School of English Literature, Language and Linguistics.
Inspiration & Co talk no. 3 with Gary of the School of English Literature, Language and Linguistics.
A5 drawing. Drawing inspired by pictures I've taken of marks in sand. They made me think of ancient languages and forgotten tokens. I find it exciting to think that the waves of the sea has its own language.
English as a Second Language
by Eastside Luv
July 25, 2014
Photographed by Gennia Cui for the LA County Arts Commission
Natural Language by Jennifer Macklem and Kip Jones, located in front of the Kelowna Public Library. This work rotates on an axis and is very easy to turn, but I couldn't tell if a wind was capable of turning it due to the lack of breeze.
seleted poems.
by Maxine Gadd; edited by Ingrid Klassen & Daphne Marlatt.
Toronto, Coach House Press, [june?] 1982.
5-7/16 x 8-7/16, 92 sheets ivory zephyr antique laid perfectbound in cream classic laid card wrappers, all except 6 pp printed offset, black interiors (6 purple, 4 black & purple) in purple covers with yellow & burgundy additions to front cover.
cover photograph by Cheryl Sourkes.
6 interior photographs by Heather Frankson.
interview with Gadd by Klassen & Marlatt.
includes:
i) Editorial Note, by Ingrid Klassen & Daphne Marlatt (with a thankyou to bpNichol)
This was a response to a brief which asked us to produce work in a minimalistic style. December 2010.
The SOAS Alumni and Friends Weekend (9-11 June 2011) featured 45 events and was attended by 1,000 alumni and guests. This image is of a SOAS Language Centre taster session.
Just an interesting sign I saw in the Muslim restaurant on campus. Can't tell if it's Arabic or Uyghur or what, but it's interesting that whatever language(s) are there, both Arabic and Latin script are used.
Not great pictures, but I had so much fun watching the sign language interpreters re-enact the songs that the Hillbillies were playing. The lady was SO into it, it was genuinely fun to watch. This was Ghost Riders in the Sky and during the "yippie kay-yay, yippie kay-yo" part she did this slow motion lasso move? And it was so cool.