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22. All Change Is Linguistic

22. All Change Is Linguistic

Update: 2024-05-08
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All change is linguistic.

It’s something that I frequently remind people of, but what do I really mean when I say that?

The words we use have meanings. Changes in our language reflect the deeper cultural shifts at play and help us dismantle barriers and promote understanding.

In this episode, I want to take a moment to dig into how linguistic changes bring us closer to our goal of more equitable, accessible, and supportive learning environments.

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LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE TO HEAR:









* How the language we use embodies our values and commitments to change







* How seemingly simple shifts in language help us create more supportive, inclusive learning environments







* How language drives change in narratives and pedagogical approaches to our students









RESOURCES:









* Community: The Structure of Belonging, Peter Block









LEARN MORE ABOUT MELISSA EMLER AND MODERN LEARNERS:









* Modern Learners







* Modern Learners Community










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22. All Change Is Linguistic

22. All Change Is Linguistic

Melissa Emler