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Session Type: Paper Session
Using a range of analytical methods, from a qualitative, multimodal positioning analysis to a multimodal critical discourse analysis and a nexus analysis, the papers in this session will discuss (a) students’ and teachers’ positions toward others and artifacts in an elementary engineering club, (b) representations of Chinese C9 League universities on twitter, (c) a linguistic landscape analysis of an Iranian neighborhood, and (d) the trajectories of international students through single events and social actions.
A Multimodal Positioning Theory Analysis of Interaction Surrounding Design Failures in an Elementary Engineering Club - Katarina N. Silvestri, SUNY - College at Cortland; Mary B. McVee, University at Buffalo - SUNY; Lynn Shanahan, Amherst Central School District; Kenneth English, University at Buffalo - SUNY
How Twitter Is Used to Fix the Meaning of World-Class Chinese Universities - Zhenyang Xu, Michigan State University
Linguistic Landscape of Vancouver: Multilingualism and Translanguaging - Aylar Adeh, Simon Fraser University
Mapping Semiotic Cycles in the Trajectory of an International Student in a Canadian University - Pedro L dos Santos, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Avoiding the "Visual Assault": Teachers' Pedagogical Skills that Support Student Science Visual Literacy - Michele Colandene, George Mason University