Session 4

Saturday, February 28, 2026

9:00 am – 10:30 am

Room: Salon B

Session 4.1 Connecting HL and L2 Learners’ Needs and Pedagogies

  • Peer or Tutor? Exploring the Discursive Positioning of a Heritage Learner in HL-HL vs. HL-L2 Classroom Interactions
  • Connecting HL and L2 Pedagogies through Translanguaging and CLA: Early insights from a Mixed-Methods Study
  • Learners’ Reflections on Collaborative Writing in Mixed Classrooms

Room: Salon C

 Session 4.2 HL Acquisition of Morphosyntax and Semantics I

  • Sentence Final Markers in Heritage Korean: A Longitudinal Study of Modality
  • Mapping Complexity and Third Factors in the Nominal Domain: The View from Heritage Romanian

Room: Salon D

Session 4.3 HL Curriculum and Learner-Driven Pathways I

  • Designing a Curriculum Framework for Heritage Learners of French: Identity, Francophonie, and the Five “Cs” of the ACTFL World-Readiness Standards
  • Empowering Heritage Chinese Learners through Project-Based Learning

Room: Salon E

Session 4.4 Innovation in HL Pedagogies

  • Promoting Cultural Learning and Heritage Learner Representation Through an Art-Focused Unit
  • Voices across Oceans: The Impact of Transnational Peer Exchange on Heritage Language Learners’ Self-Perception and Cultural Pride

Room: Salon F

Session 4.5 Input and Family Dynamics in Hl Development

  • Adolescents in Bilingual Families: Supporting Heritage Language and Translingual Identity Formation
  • Beyond Boundaries in Family Language Policy: Strategic, Interest- and Story-Based Media Exposure as a Sustainable Heritage Language Practice
  • Features of Child-Directed Speech in Heritage Bikol Acquisition

Room: Salon G

Session 4.6 Spanish Morphosyntax I

  • Structural Maintenance and Within-Language Innovations in Spanish as a Heritage Language: Accusative Clitic Doubling
  • Morphological Innovation in Nahuatl/Spanish Bilingualism: Blending Boundaries in Possessive Morphology

Room: Northridge

Session 4.7 Social Justice through Language Awareness

  • Becoming Language Advocates: Digital Humanities and Critical Pedagogy in Heritage Language Education
  • Critical Language Pedagogy: Beyond Task-Based Language Learning and Teaching
  • Exploring Vietnamese Language and Cultural Representation in the Linguistic Landscape

Room: South Bay

Panel 4.8 Engaging Heritage Language Learners through Project-Based Language Learning

Room: West Coast

Panel 4.9 In the Middle of Everywhere: Teaching and Learning a Heritage Language in Low Ethnolinguistic Vitality Settings