Organisation: Research Institute of Multilingualism

  • Core Research Projects

    Digital Media as Language and Literacy Learning Spaces in Multilingual Families – DigiFam

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    DisPOSEG – Disentangling postcolonial encounters in globalisation: a sociolinguistic-ethnographic study of Lusophone migrant workers’ positionings in third space

    Lusofonia embraces diverse groups and individuals. If they share the Portuguese language, on the one hand, they do not share the same historical positions on the other. This sociolinguistic-ethnographic project investigates labour encounters of Lusophone migrants in Luxembourg, an officially trilingual country with its own complex entanglement of migration at the border with three neighbouring…

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    DisPOSEG – Disentangling postcolonial encounters in globalisation: a sociolinguistic-ethnographic study of Lusophone migrant workers’ positionings in third space

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    COMPARE – Collaboration with parents and Multiliteracy in early Childhood Education

    International assessment studies continue to show that children of ethnic minority background and low socioeconomic status are more likely to have poor literacy skills and weak academic achievements. Preliteracy skills are strong predictors of literacy development, and, therefore, it is essential that parents and early childhood educators engage children in literacy activities from an early…

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  • Core Research Projects

    COMPARE – Collaboration with parents and Multiliteracy in early Childhood Education

    This project examines the multiliteracy practices in crèches as well as partnership building in Luxembourg.

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  • Study Programmes

    Master in Learning and Communication in Multilingual and Multicultural Contexts

    The programme focuses on the phenomena of linguistic and cultural diversity and the ways these play out in the areas of education, professional and workplace communication, and in the media.

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