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Postgraduate students attend Developing Pathways to Impact training workshop
Modern Languages and Cultures students
Emma Humphries, Katie Harrison
and postdoc
Annette Zhao
attended the
Developing Pathways to Impact for Eearly Career Researchers working in bi-multilingualism and education
at the University of Westminster on2 December 2017. The aim of the workshop was to illustrate how research into bi-/ multilingualism can generate positive change in policy and practice with an emphasis on education, and to invite Eearly Career Researchers to develop ideas on how their work can generate pathways to such types of impact.
Posted on Monday 4th December 2017
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