Workshop on Bilingual Development: From Theory to Clinical Practice

The Department of Speech-Language Pathology has organized a mini-workshop on bilingualism and development and practice for Friday, February 21. This will be taking place from 1 PM to 4 PM. Note that it is possible to attend either in person or online. In person, the workshop will be taking place in room 235 of the Rehabilitation Sciences Building (500 University Avenue); attending online via Blackboard is also possible. Either way, please register here.

The workshop features two invited speakers:

Linda Polka (McGill University) (who will also be giving a guest talk on Friday morning): "Bilingual from the start: Variable language experiences and their relationship to vocalization and word segmentation in infants exposed to two languages."

Ellen Bialystok (York University): "How bilingualism changes minds."