Brock researchers, students awarded more than $1.1 million in SSHRC funding
It’s all in the way you say it. When learning a second language, knowing the words isn’t enough; ... Full story
Articles tagged with: applied linguistics
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Soon-to-be grads reflect during Speech and Hearing Month
Each May, Speech-Language and Audiology Canada (SAC) raises awareness about good communication health during Speech and Hearing Month. This year’... Full story -
Travelling conference in Pakistan rewarding for linguistics prof
A recent conference in Pakistan allowed Applied Linguistics Professor Ron Thomson to share insight into issues of language and identity, ... Full story -
New book sheds light on the politics of pronunciation
You say to-may-to, I say to-mah-to, but which one is correct? In his latest book, Professor Ron Thomson of the ... Full story -
Linguistics, neuroscience and cognitive psychology come together in Brock lab
As Brock prepares to welcome prospective students curious about where their studies might take them, the Dwivedi Brain and Language ... Full story -
First-year experience hits close to home
Rylee Kratz has found everything she was looking for in a university — five minutes from her family home. Kratz, a ... Full story -
Brock prof publishes three books in one week
Applied Linguistics Professor Tom Farrell recently had a busy seven-day stretch, with two books, along with one edited volume, all ... Full story -
TESL Canada honours Applied Linguistics prof
Applied Linguistics Professor Ron Thomson was recently recognized by TESL Canada, the national federation of English language teachers, with the ... Full story -
Brock employees working to improve Ontario accessibility through provincial committees
Brock University has representation on two provincial committees created to improve accessibility standards throughout Ontario. Rick Welland, Associate Professor in ... Full story -
Brock professor reveals tips for novice language teachers
As Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) continues to rapidly grow in popularity and demand, Thomas Farrell, Professor ... Full story
