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FSL Research & Articles
FSL Research Papers
Rohorick, Sally (2004) Plan Twenty Thirteen (2013) Strategies for a National Approach in Second Language Education Department of Canadian Heritage
Bialystok, Craik, Klein Viswanathan (2004) Bilingualism, Aging, and Cognitive Control: Evidence from the Simon Task , Psychology and Aging 2004, Vol. 19, No. 2, 290–303
Lapkin, S. (2004) Rising to the Challenge : A Research Perspective on How to Double the Proportion of Secondary School Graduates with a Functional Knowledge of their Second Official Language, Modern Language Centre, OISE/UT
Parkin, A and Turcotte, A (2004) Bilingualism: Part of Our Past or Part of Our Future? , The CRIC Papers, March 2004
Bélanger, P.C. (2004) The Connective Power of New Technologies and the Promotion of the Official Languages, Communication Department University of Ottawa
Parkin, A.(2004) Forty Years of Public Opinion on Bilingualism in Canada Centre for Research and Information on Canada (CRIC)
Jedwab, J. (2004) Valuing and Validating Bilingualism in Canada,
Association for Canadian Studies
Adam, D. (2004) A Look at Bilingualism,
Commissioner of Official Languages
Rehorick, S. (2004) The Critical Role of the Educational System in Creating Bilingual Citizens : New Brunswick as a Microcosm of Canada, Second Language Education Centre University of New Brunswick
Jedwab, J. (2004) Arts of Bilingualism in Canada, Association for Canadian Studies
Lawrence, G. (2002) The Use of E-mail as a Tool to Enhance Second Language Education Programs: An Example from a Core French Classroom, Canadian Modern Language Review Volume 58, No 3 March 2002
Turnbull, M ., Lapkin, S., Hart, D. Grade 3 Immersion Students' Performance in Literacy and Mathematics: Province-wide Results from Ontario (1998-99), Canadian Modern Language Review Volume 58, No. 1, September 2001
MacFarlane, A . Are Brief Contact Experiences and Classroom Language Learning Complementary?, Canadian Modern Language Review Volume 58, No. 1, September 2001
Genesee, F. (1976). "The Suitability of Immersion Programs for all Children". The Canadian Modern Language Review, 32(5), 494-515.
Learning Difficulties and French Immersion
Noel, M. (2003) To Stay or Not to Stay? Factors Influencing Parents of Early French Immersion Students Experiencing Learning Difficulties , Second Language Education Centre
Stefanson, P. (2001). Learning Disabled Students: Help within Immersion. CPF Alberta and NWT News, 65.
Thiessen, J. (2001). Immersion for Kids with Learning Disabilities (LD) and Attention Deficit Disorders (ADD). CPF National Newsletter.
Demers , D. (2000). A changing Perspective Meeting the Needs of All Students. Paper presented at French Immersion in Alberta: Building the Future: Learning the Way- Conference Report.
Rousseau, N. (1999). A French Immersion Learning Disabilities Program: Perspectives of Students, Their Parents and Their Teachers. Mosaic: A Journal for Language Teachers, 6 (3).
Demers , D. (1998). French Immersion in Alberta: Buildling the Future- Conference Report.
Demers, D. (1994). Learning Disabilities and French Immersion: When to Transfer; When not to Transfer. CPF Manitoba News, 13, 1.
Maldonado, J.A. (Winter, 1994). Bilingual special education: Specific learning disabilities in language and reading. The Journal of Educational Issues of Language Minority Students, 14, 127-148.
Bernhard, J. K. (1993). The effects of Early French Immersion Programs on the Learning Disabled: Two Positions. Exceptionality Educational Canda, 3, 4.
Majhanovich, S. (1993). The Mainstreamed Environment in Canad: Is there a place in French Immersion for Learning Disabled Students? Canadian Journal of Special Education, 9, 1.
Genesse, F. (1991). L'immersion et l'enfant défavorisé. Études Linguistique Appliquée: L'immersion au Canada, 82.
Hutchison, P.(1990). Learning Disabilities in French Immersion. Canadian Parents for French - Ontario, Fall 1990 (42),10-11.
Wiss, C. (1989). "Early French Immersion Programs May Not Be Suitable for Every Child". The Canadian Modern Language Review, 45 (3), 517-529.
Wiss, C. A. (1987). Issues in the Assessment of Learning Problems in Children from French Immersion Programs: A Case Study Illustration in Support of Cummins. The Canadian Modern Language Review, 43(2), 302-313.
Bruck, M. (1985). Consequences of transfer out of early French immersion programsevaluation of the suitability of French immersion programs. McGill-Montreal Children's Hospital Learning Centre, Applied Psycholinguistics, (6), 101-120.
Bruck, M. (1982). Language Disabled Children: Performance in an Additive Bilingual Education Program. Applied Psycholinguistics. 6, 39-61.
Trites, R . (1981). Primary French Immersion: Diabilities and Prediction of Success. Toronto. OISE Press.
Bruck, M. (1979). Switching out of French Immersion. McGill-M.C.II, Learning Center, Montreal Children's Hospital / Interchange, 86-94.
Burnett,W. (1979). The Hidden Handicap: French Immersion and Children with Learning Disabilities. in Mlacak, B. & Isabelle, E. (ed.) So you Want Your Child to Learn French, Ottawa, 78-87.
Cummins, J. (1979). Should the Child Who is Experiencing Difficulties in Early French Immersion be Switched to the regular English Program? A Reinterpretation of Trites' Data. Canadian Modern Language Review. 36, 139-143.
Bruck, M. (1978). The suitability of early French immersion programs for the language disabled child. The Canadian Modern Language Review, 34 (5), 884-887.
Trities, R. (1978). Learning Disabilities in Immersion, Canadian Modern Language Review, 34, 5.
Trites, R. L. (1976). "Children with Learning Difficulties in Primary French Immersion". The Canadian Modern Language Review, 33(2),193-207.
FSL Articles
Being Bilingual Boosts Brain Power,
Miranda Hitti, WebMD Medical News, Oct. 2004
Being Bilingual Protects Against some Age-related Cognitive Changes, says new research, American Psychological Association News Release, June 2004
"Health Sense; The Evidence Speaks Well of Bilingualism's Effect on Kids", The Los Angeles Times ; Los Angeles, Calif.; Oct 7, 2002; Judy Foreman
"Hot Topics in SL Education", Editorial, Le Lien Vol.XIII, No.2 May 2001
“French immersion is a lot like a swimming pool” Fred Kreiner,
Directeur du Bureau de la pratique,
Faculté Saint-Jean University of Alberta
“But Mom…!!!” Fred Kreiner,
Directeur du Bureau de la pratique,
Faculté Saint-Jean University of Alberta
“Poor Nathaniel!” Fred Kreiner,
Directeur du Bureau de la pratique,
Faculté Saint-Jean University of Alberta
Bilingual Children Understand Written Languages Sooner Than Monolingual Children, Study Finds Fluency in a Foreign Language Could Help Children Master Reading Faster,
American Psychological Association News Release, May 1997
The Cognitive Benefits of L2 Study: A Review of the Literature
Marcos, K. M., "Second Language Learning: Everyone Can Benefit." Kidlanguages. com, February 2004
FSL Links
The Effect of Second Language Learning on Test Scores, Intelligence and Achievement,
an annotated bibliography prepared by Elizabeth L. Webb, Program Specialist for Foreign Languages and International Education, Georgia Department of Education
The Effects of Foreign Language Study on Basic Skills, Intelligence, and Achievement: An Annotated Bibliography
Bilingualism retains appeal among Canadians - French remains second language of choice for most Anglophones. Opinion Pool by Environics Research Group for the Centre for Research and Information (CCRIC), Oct 30 2003.
The information on this page was late updated: May 5, 2005.
This page was last modified May 5, 2005.
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