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Migration, mobility, and multilingualism – a critical realist approach to analysing narratives of undergraduate students

Presentation / Conference
Ratz, S. (2022, March)
Migration, mobility, and multilingualism – a critical realist approach to analysing narratives of undergraduate students. Paper presented at Tourism & Languages Seminar, Edinburgh Napier University

Reflexivity and Multilingualism in a Changing World

Presentation / Conference
Ratz, S. (2021, July)
Reflexivity and Multilingualism in a Changing World. Paper presented at Negotiating a Changed World, London Metropolitan University
Aim of the research: To analyse reflexivity and decision-making amongst undergraduate language students Research methods used: This research is based on narrative analysis – ...

Combining narrative research with critical realism: How do language students make decisions?

Presentation / Conference
Ratz, S. (2021, June)
Combining narrative research with critical realism: How do language students make decisions?. Paper presented at Narrative methods in multilingual and educational research, Edinburgh Napier University

"This is what I want today" - A longitudinal study of multilingual development

Presentation / Conference
Ratz, S. (2019, June)
"This is what I want today" - A longitudinal study of multilingual development. Paper presented at Cross-Sector Annual Conference 2019: Widening Participation in Languages, University of Dundee

Mobility capital and multilingual capital: Starting points of undergraduate language students

Presentation / Conference
Ratz, S. (2018, March)
Mobility capital and multilingual capital: Starting points of undergraduate language students. Paper presented at 13th Annual Lancaster Postgraduate Conference in Linguistics and Language Teaching, University of Lancaster