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Meet Khánh Lê, our first guest speaker of 2025 , with the discussion on "Translanguaging Love: Educating Emergent and Experienced Bilingual Students with Care and Love"
The first guest speaker of Silver Table Podcast in 2025 is Khánh Lê, who joins our Viet Podcast episode with a very transformative discussion in line with the new year spirit about Translanguaging and the significant experience by Vietnamese American students at schools in the US.
Check out his two articles for your reference: "Bilingual Love: Implications for Teaching Vietnamese American Youth with Love and Care" & " Transtrauma: Conceptualizing the Lived Experiences of Vietnamese American Youth".
Xin giới thiệu khách mời đầu tiên của Bàn Bạc, Silver Table Podcast trong năm 2025: thầy Khánh Lê, hiện đang nghiên cứu và giảng dạy trong ngành giáo dục, khoa Tiếng Anh và đa ngôn ngữ học ở trường CUNY ở Mã Nhật Tân, Nĩu Ước (City University of New York, Manhattan, New York). Với tinh thần khởi đầu năm mới Ất Tỵ với nhiều chuyển biến tích cực, chuyên mục Bàn Bạc sẽ thảo luận về "Chuyển Ngữ" (Translanguaging) và những biến chuyển quan trọng với học sinh và sinh viên người Mỹ gốc Việt ở trường học tại Mỹ.
Xin giới thiệu hai bài nghiên cứu tham khảo của thầy Khánh Lê "Bilingual Love: Implications for Teaching Vietnamese American Youth with Love and Care" và " Transtrauma: Conceptualizing the Lived Experiences of Vietnamese American Youth".
Khánh Lê, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Multilingualism and English Education in the Department of Linguistics and Communication Disorders at Queens College, CUNY. His scholarship focuses on language, race, the refugee experience, and trauma studies. His work seeks to disrupt systems of marginalization in minoritized bi/multilingual communities. In particular, he investigates how these dominant structures impact Vietnamese American youth. Dr. Lê’s work has received numerous accolades, including the Bilingual Education Research SIG Outstanding Dissertation Award (2nd place) from AERA, the Dissertation Year Award, the Provost University Fellowship, the Andrew Mellon Faculty Fellowship, and the Fulbright-Hays Grant. His research has been published in publications such as the English Journal (National Council of Teachers of English) and the TESOL Journal.
“Some funding for this event was received from the National LCTL Resource Center (NLRC), a Title VI Language Resource Center from the U.S. Department of Education. However, contents of this Podcast (Silver Table)do not necessarily represent the NLRC or the policy of the Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.”
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