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I had the incredible opportunity to interview Dr. Arturo Hernández while we both attended the 1st HabilNet Symposium in La Hulpe (Belgium) in May 2018 to learn more about bilingualism and the brain. From there a fascinating conversation develops, covering language conflict, language discrimination, and how studying the bilingual brain teaches us about our humanity.
Host of HeLPiNG Questions
VideoPocast produced by the HeLPiNG Team and PoLaR Lab at UiT The Arctic University of Norway
Introduction to HeLPiNG Questions with the HeLPiNG Team (Dr. Jason Rothman, Dr. Maki Kubota, Dr. Yanina Prystauka, and Dr. Alicia Luque)
Introduction to HeLPiNG Questions with the HeLPiNG Team (Dr. Jason Rothman, Dr. Maki Kubota, Dr. Yanina Prystauka, and Dr. Alicia Luque)
Teaser-Season 01
Teaser-Season 01
Episode 1 with Prof. Judy Kroll (University of California-Irvine-USA): What does it mean to be bilingual?
Episode 1 with Prof. Judy Kroll (University of California-Irvine-USA): What does it mean to be bilingual?
Episode 2 with Prof. Ludovica Serratrice (University of Reading-UK): Do children get confused when you speak to them in more than one language?
Episode 2 with Prof. Ludovica Serratrice (University of Reading-UK): Do children get confused when you speak to them in more than one language?
Episode 3 with Prof. Antonella Sorace (University of Edinburgh, UK): What are the trade-offs of bilingualism?
Episode 3 with Prof. Antonella Sorace (University of Edinburgh, UK): What are the trade-offs of bilingualism?
Episode 4 with Prof. Jubin Abutalebi (University Vita Salute San Raffaele, Italy): What is unique about the bilingual brain?
Episode 4 with Prof. Jubin Abutalebi (University Vita Salute San Raffaele, Italy): What is unique about the bilingual brain?
Episode 5 with Prof. Ellen Byalistok (York University-Canada): In what ways can bilingualism impact healthy and pathological aging?
Episode 5 with Prof. Ellen Byalistok (York University-Canada): In what ways can bilingualism impact healthy and pathological aging?
Episode 6 with Prof. Sharon Unsworth (Radbound University, The Netherlands): What are some specific ways in which we can support child bilingualism both inside and outside of the family context?
Episode 6 with Prof. Sharon Unsworth (Radbound University, The Netherlands): What are some specific ways in which we can support child bilingualism both inside and outside of the family context?
Episode 7 with Prof. Diane Lilo-Martin (University of Conneticut- USA): Could we consider people who are able to communicate using both sign and spoken languages to be bilingual? & How can we support them inside & outside of the family context?
Episode 7 with Prof. Diane Lilo-Martin (University of Conneticut- USA): Could we consider people who are able to communicate using both sign and spoken languages to be bilingual? & How can we support them inside & outside of the family context?
Episode 8 with Prof. Gigi Luk (McGill University, Canada): What is the reality (challenges, trade-offs) of learning two or more languages in school settings around the world?
Episode 8 with Prof. Gigi Luk (McGill University, Canada): What is the reality (challenges, trade-offs) of learning two or more languages in school settings around the world?
Episode 9 with Prof. Johanne Paradis (University of Alberta, Canada): What is the role of bilingualism in children with developmental or language disorders?
Episode 9 with Prof. Johanne Paradis (University of Alberta, Canada): What is the role of bilingualism in children with developmental or language disorders?
Episode 10 with Prof. Dave Miller (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA): Are there any ways in which the languages we speak as bilinguals affect decision making, evaluative judgements, and behavior?
Episode 10 with Prof. Dave Miller (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA): Are there any ways in which the languages we speak as bilinguals affect decision making, evaluative judgements, and behavior?
Episode 11 with Prof. Ethan Kutlu (University of Iowa- USA): How are bilingual identities shaped by the different cultural, historical, and sociopolitical biases we are constantly surrounded by in the world we live in?
Episode 11 with Prof. Ethan Kutlu (University of Iowa- USA): How are bilingual identities shaped by the different cultural, historical, and sociopolitical biases we are constantly surrounded by in the world we live in?
Episode 12-Closing Episode-Part 1 with Prof. Viorica Marian (Northwestern University, USA) & Prof. Jason Rothman (UiT The Arctic University of Noway, Norway): The Transformative Power of Language | Part 2- with Drs. Ashley Chung-Fat-Yim & Sirada Ping Rochanavibhata (Northwestern University, USA) and Drs. Maki Kubota, Yanina Prystauka & Jiuzhou Hao (UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Norway).
Episode 12-Closing Episode-Part 1 with Prof. Viorica Marian (Northwestern University, USA) & Prof. Jason Rothman (UiT The Arctic University of Noway, Norway): The Transformative Power of Language | Part 2- with Drs. Ashley Chung-Fat-Yim & Sirada Ping Rochanavibhata (Northwestern University, USA) and Drs. Maki Kubota, Yanina Prystauka & Jiuzhou Hao (UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Norway).
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