The newest member of the Listiac team is University of Jyväskylä (JYU) in Finland. The partner officially joined the project at the beginning of 2020. University of Jyväskylä has a long tradition in teacher education – the first teacher seminars were arranged in Jyväskylä already in the 1860s – and learning and teaching are one …
Are you a teacher educator, an in-service teacher or a student teacher in Europe? We would like to hear your thoughts on linguistically sensitive teaching! The Listiac online survey, targetting teacher educators, in-service teachers and teachers-to-be, is now live. The survey (available in eleven languages) is one of six research instruments used in the project. …
It is not only a brand new year, but a brand new phase of the project; the field trials are here. 2019 was a year of planning. It ended with a training symposium in Ljubljana, Slovenia, where the research instruments were presented and discussed. Now, the data management plan has been finalized, everyone has been …
The three-day symposium on December 9–11, arranged by the ministry and Faculty of Education at University of Ljubljana, was a preparatory meeting before the field trials are scheduled to start in early 2020. After many months of online meetings and email exchanges, the Listiac partners finally met face to face again – this time at …
The Listiac research team is composed by five energetic and hard-working people belonging to quite distinct contexts and realities: Mari Bergroth (Finland), Sven Sierens (Belgium), Uxue Díez-Guiral (Basque Country), Julia Llompart (Catalonia) and Nathalie Pepiot (France). Every Thursday, the researchers (and the occasional cat) meet via Zoom (a skype-like platform) for at least an hour …
Apart from the Listiac partnership being one big dream team, did you know that the true DREAM team is part of the project? The Donostia Research Group on Education and Multilingualism (DREAM) is based at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) in Donostia San-Sebastián, Basque Country, and is internationally renowned for its publications and …
Professor Mercè Bernaus Queralt from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona was one of the initiators of Listiac in January 2018, and the UAB team has been both a vital and an active part of the project ever since. Members of the Faculty of Education of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) have been involved in international …
Slovenia is represented by two partners in the Listiac Project – the University of Ljubljana with the Faculty of Education and the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport. Each member of the team is bringing something unique to the common vision – that all students in EU need linguistically sensitive and responsive teachers.
The Listiac project is coordinated by Åbo Akademi University, a Swedish medium university with campuses in two different cities. The Listiac team works in Vaasa, Western Finland, a linguistically diverse city with a strong Swedish speaking minority.
It all started in January 2018. The Policy Experimentation Call for Proposals joined several countries interested in the alignment of inclusion, education and multilingualism. On that cold day at the EU headquarters in Brussels, one fruitful coffee-break gave birth to the partnership that would later be the Listiac Project. The Directorate-General for Education (DGE) in …
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