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Foreign Language Literacies Bibliography
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This bibliography includes research and scholarly articles, chapters, and books organized around four main subject areas: theoretical and pedagogical perspectives; curricular and pedagogical applications of literacies-based approaches; student learning outcomes, perceptions, and experiences in literacies-oriented classrooms; and teacher understandings and applications of literacies pedagogy.

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Foreign Language Literacies Website
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CARLA's Foreign Language Literacies project gives teachers tools, resources, and experiences that help them effectively apply literacies pedagogy and engage students with authentic texts in secondary and post-secondary classrooms. The project includes a research component that looks at teacher understandings and applications of literacies pedagogy. Results from this research inform creation of professional development resources teachers can use in their own classrooms. The new Foreign Language Literacies webpage includes information about research projects as well as an extensive bibliography.

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Immersion Research at CARLA and the University of Minnesota
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CARLA's Language Immersion Education Program has provided funding and/or support for a number of research projects focused on immersion education. The resulting publications from these research projects are organized within five chronological periods: 2015-2019; 2010-2014; 2005-2009; 2000-2004; 1994-1999.

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