Alena Barysevich, University of Guelph

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Didactics of French as a Second Language in Canadian Context (Minority Setting)Bilingual/Plurilingual/Minority Language Education at University Level Socio-Constructivist Theory of Teaching & Learning Experiential Learning Action-Oriented Approach Task-Based Instruction Genre-Based Approach Competence-Based Approach Internet-Based Language Learning and Pedagogy Acquisition of Sociolinguistic Competencies in Oral Speech Language Variation and Change in Contact Languages Bilingual/Minority Language Education

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