AIM & THEMES OF THE CONFERENCE
The conference aims to provide a common platform for researchers, language policy makers, language teachers, students, and anyone interested in discussing and sharing their expertise in the key issues of multilingualism, including but not limited to:
Multilingualism in Society
o Language policy implementation (regional, national, institutional levels)
o Language preservation, revitalization, and revival
o Linguistic human rights
o Language and identity
o Bilingualism and heritage language development
o Intercultural and globalization issues related to multilingualism
o Psycholinguistics and sociolinguistics of multilingualism
Language Education and Plurilingual Competence Development
o Multiple language acquisition (L3, L4, L5, Lx)
o Plurilingual approaches to language teaching & learning
o Linguistically sensitive teaching
o Technology-based, virtual, (online, distant, blended) language teaching & learning
o Teaching and learning mediation competences
o Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)
o Issues in assessment of plurilingual competences
o Language teacher professional competence development
Multilingualism and Professional Practice
o Multilingual issues in translation and interpreting
o Multilingual issues in literature
o Multilingualism in corporate and other public discourses
Contemporary Lithuanian Language Studies