Latest Research in Multilingual Education and Policy
128 research papers · 0.0 average citations · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Multilingual Education and Policy
- Multilingual Education and Policy — 18 papers
- Computation and Language — 10 papers
- Translation Studies and Practices — 9 papers
- Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies — 8 papers
- Digital Communication and Language — 6 papers
- EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning — 5 papers
- Philosophy and Theoretical Science — 4 papers
- Linguistic Variation and Morphology — 3 papers
- Authorship Attribution and Profiling — 3 papers
- Communication in Education and Healthcare — 3 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- What does the general public want to know about language?
- Person-Indexing Registers, Idiolect, Subjectivity
- Do Evaluation Metrics Detect Errors in Classical Chinese to English Translations?
- Structuring the Space of Perspectives
- Language policy and globalization
- Medical terminology development in under-resourced languages: Quest for functionality and pursuit for cognition on online communities
- Sociolinguistic identity and patterns of language use among bilingual preschoolers
- A subject-sensitive account of topic continuity
- Language ideology in Aruban secondary education: A nexus exploration
- Language ideology in Aruban secondary education: A nexus exploration
- ‘It's everywhere’: experienced teachers’ principled orientation to ELF pragmatics
- Pop Culture Linguistics: Neologisms and Lexical Transformation in Contemporary English
- The Use and Functions of English in Egyptian Social Media
- Measuring Definitions: When Is a Definition Good, and How Would We Know?
- Investigating Multimodal Informativity under Different Partner Visibility Conditions in Video-Mediated Dialogue
- "After the Buffet"
- Violating the rules: grammatical deviations as a strategy for musicality in modern English songs
- Revitalization Strategy for the Gorontalo Language: An Effort to Prevent Regional Language Extinction
- VO: A Research Framework for Testing Hypotheses of Pre-Lexical Human Vocal Communication
- The Indus Script: A Structural Phonetic Framework for Decipherment via the 'Parmanu' (Phonetic Atom) Theory