Titlebook: Language Program Vitality in the United States; From Surviving to Th Emily Heidrich Uebel,Felix A. Kronenberg,Scott Ste Book 2023 The Edito

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The Increasing Diversity of World Language Study in the United States, 1958–2016guages. These findings suggest that the coming decades may see a significant shift in enrollments away from the languages of the Global North towards the study of the languages and cultures of the Global South.

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Preparing for the Future: What Do High School Students Think About Language Learning?tures, and opportunities to connect with new people. These results will be discussed in conjunction with findings from other studies that have examined the perceptions of language learners at both the high school and university level. Finally, recommendations for university language programs will be provided.

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Uniting On All Levels share their common interest, appreciation and curiosity of other cultures and languages. The ideas outlined in this chapter were carried out by a language center but can also be spearheaded by individual language programs such that languages as a whole become more visible and assume an expanded footprint on campus.

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Starting Your Path from Surviving to Thriving Language Programs,scussions. This chapter gives an overview to the volume and its three overarching themes: (1) Setting the Scene, (2) Student Voices, and (3) “Solutions to Thrive,” which feature innovative ways to increase language program vitality.

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MLA Language Enrollment Trends in less commonly taught languages are discussed. The decline in enrollments in the 2013 census, the 2016 census, and the 2020 sample survey, as well as the projected decline in the 2021 census are analyzed. A comparison is done of the decline in overall student enrollments at colleges and universities and the decline in language enrollments.

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