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Students engage with the beauty and history of Mayan language in Guatemala

January 28, 2025

Guatemala is a country alive with linguistic diversity: over 21 Mayan languages are spoken there by the country’s majority Indigenous population.

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The lost art of conversation: Ian Williams makes the case for talking to each other more meaningfully

January 28, 2025

In his book What I Mean to Say: Remaking Conversation in Our Time (2024), Ian Williams, a professor of the

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When words won’t cooperate: Psychology professor Morgan Barense aims to crack the mystery of non-speaking autism

January 28, 2025

Isaiah Grewal was in speech classes by the time he was two. He wasn’t saying the words other kids his age were saying, or responding normally when people spoke to him. When publicly funded speech classes didn’t work, his parents got him into special, private classes. Still, he did not speak.

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From ‘rink rats’ to ‘bunny hugs’: How well do you know Canadian words?

January 28, 2025

Over the years, Canada’s vast geography and diverse communities have given rise to a bounty of unique words and expressions.

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