Lingua Frankly

I'm a language grad and a student language teacher, and in my spare time I learn languages. I have a special interest in minority languages and as a former IT professional I am particularly interested in where human and computer meet.

02 June 2020

A cognitive failing that leads us to value the least valuable learning activities.

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So I realise I haven't written anything for a very long time indeed, and there's probably no-one reading at this point, but there...
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22 January 2017

Testing terminology: Formative and Summative assessment

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I've talked before about specialist terminology a few times in the past. My view (in short) is that terminology should be meaningful t...
25 September 2016

Don't get any big ideas: the dominance of names in social sciences

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It has bugged me for quite some time that in language, in education and in the social sciences in general, there are certain names whose big...
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Does cross-language transfer exist?

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[I actually wrote this about 6 months ago and I'm not sure why I didn't publish it. I've read it over and it looks finished to m...
24 September 2016

The master approaches...

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So I've just embarked on a new phase in my career, beginning a masters degree programme in TESOL. After Christmas I get the opportunity ...
27 February 2016

Edinburgh's trouble with multilingual education.

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The Scottish Government has long had an aspiration to wider availability of multilingual education, and recently formalised on the European ...
15 February 2016

Implicit and explicit, meaningful and meaningless

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Last week I was across in Edinburgh catching up with friends. I arrived early, so went into a bookshop to kill time... and came out with two...
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