103: Talking About Social Justice in the Language Classroom Through Food and Music
Presentation Type
Video
Start Date
4-9-2021 12:00 PM
End Date
4-9-2021 1:00 PM
Description
Presenters: Dr. Esther Alarcon Arana, assistant professor, and Dr. Norman Rusin, adjunct professor, Department of Modern Languages
Critical concern: Racism, women
Who says one cannot talk about social justice in another language? Despite research evidence demonstrating the importance of dealing with issues of social justice in the classroom, language textbooks don’t seem to believe these issues are part of the intercultural competence that the student must learn in the second language classroom. This workshop will provide examples of how to discuss these issues through music and food.
Recommended Citation
Alarcon Arana, Esther and Rusin, Norman, "103: Talking About Social Justice in the Language Classroom Through Food and Music" (2021). Mercy Summit on Equity and Inclusion. 8.
https://digitalcommons.salve.edu/inclusion-summit/2021/2021/8
Talking about Social Justice in the Language Classroom presentation (.pptx)
103: Talking About Social Justice in the Language Classroom Through Food and Music
Presenters: Dr. Esther Alarcon Arana, assistant professor, and Dr. Norman Rusin, adjunct professor, Department of Modern Languages
Critical concern: Racism, women
Who says one cannot talk about social justice in another language? Despite research evidence demonstrating the importance of dealing with issues of social justice in the classroom, language textbooks don’t seem to believe these issues are part of the intercultural competence that the student must learn in the second language classroom. This workshop will provide examples of how to discuss these issues through music and food.
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