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Linda Dole\u017e\u00ed<\/strong><\/p>\n

Linda Dole\u017e\u00ed is a language teacher and teacher trainer. She works as an Assistant Professor at Masaryk University Language Centre and at the Department of Czech Language of Faculty of Arts. She focuses on teaching methodology, language acquisition and psycho- and neurolinguistics in multilingual contexts. Linda is a former methodologist of the State Integration Programme and she specializes in language support for children-foreigners, in particular refugees.<\/p>\n

Workshop:Why do we forget languages? \u2013 Or do we?<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

In my presentation I would like to introduce results of some psycho- and neurolinguistic studies concerning language attrition and forgetting. I will focus on whether and how vocabulary and grammar can be forgotten or lost. According to some studies even an apparently forgotten language leaves an imprint in our brain and the question is what role this language plays and how it influences other languages in our mind as well as our identity. Role of emotions will be stressed and special attention will be paid to trauma and conflict in connection to human memory and language processing. Last but not least, I would like to show how this type of knowledge can contribute to our foreign language teaching and how we can support our students not only in successfully learning their languages but also in using them and maintaining them.<\/p>\n

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