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Name:

Dr. Evan Ashworth

 

Title:

Lecturer III

 

Department:

Communication & Journalism

 

Describe your research in about 200 words.

Language ideologies, language endangerment and revitalization, flipped-classroom pedagogy

 

What’s the most interesting thing you have learned from a student?

As a scholar interested in the study of language, I have always been struck by aspects of language change. The most interesting thing(s) I have learned from students involve new uses of the English language such as slang, emerging sentence constructions, and discourse patterns.

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