Fostering Linguistic Equity in International Schools: A Conversation w/Tan Huynh

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Linguistic equity is a critical issue in international education. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, students and educators from diverse linguistic backgrounds are interacting more than ever before. The world is a classroom where languages connect us all! In this episode, we explore the crucial concept of linguistic equity in international education with Tan Huynh, a career teacher, consultant, and author specializing in language acquisition and literacy development. Tan will share his expertise on how to: Create inclusive learning environments Empower students from diverse linguistic backgrounds Navigate the ever-evolving landscape of international education Dive deep with these insightful timestamps: [0:00] Introduction: Understand why linguistic equity matters in today's interconnected world. [3:56] Meet Tan Huynh: Get to know Tan's background and passion for linguistic equity. [5:43] A Journey of Equity: Explore Tan's personal journey that shaped his commitment to inclusivity. [8:00] (Correction: This segment likely refers to the previous guest, Dana. You can remove or replace it) [12:30] Decoding Languages: Learn how Tan approaches understanding and appreciating diverse languages. [13:25] Building a Framework for Equity: Discover the key components for fostering linguistic equity in international schools. [18:56] Strategies for Inclusion: Explore practical ways international schools can create a more inclusive environment for all languages. [23:51] AI and Equity: Delve into the potential role of Artificial Intelligence in promoting linguistic equity. [27:38] The Linguistic Equity Course: Learn more about a special course offered to help educators create equitable learning experiences. Notable quotes: ●      “Student languages, the ones they were raised with, are the best foundation and springboard to acquiring another language.” ●      “When you move to a place, the first thing you should do is try to learn their language because it changes your whole experience.” Let’s Connect Connect with Tan Huynh: ●      Website: https://tankhuynh.com/ Connect with Dr. Dana Specker Watts: ●     https://www.linkedin.com/in/danaspeckerwatts/ Connect with Mike Pierre: ●     https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-pierre/ More resources ●     Head over to iss.edu/events to see future PD's that ISS is offering for the SY 24-25. ●     Join the Diversity Collaborative platform-https://info.iss.edu/sign-up-diversity-collaborative ●     Head over to https://seniaacademy.org/link/0S40Ne to check out inclusion education practices for individuals with disabilities and ensure their potential is fully maximized. ●     Please visit inspirecitizens.org to register for the Global Citizenship ●     Are you looking forward to a successful career to teach anywhere in the world? Head over to https://moreland.edu/ for online innovative education programs.

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