The Modern Languages Teaching Forum is designed to bring together teachers of modern languages at all levels to share good practice and discuss the challenges facing the sector, support language teaching and encourage pupils to continue to study languages and develop their confidence.
In addition to the personal benefits that come from having a command of a language other than your own, we know that language learning is increasingly important for young people, both as an employability asset and as the path par excellence to developing intercultural skills and empathy.
The Forum is intended to take place on a yearly basis, each time with a different broad area of language teaching in focus.
The Sixth Modern Languages Teaching Forum, Language X.0: The AI Revolution in Language Education, took place on 6 September 2023. You can watch the recording HERE.
You can also send a contribution for a forthcoming volume on AI in language teaching, you can find it HERE.
More information about upcoming events and past fora can be found in news and events. Our resources section lists all the materials and resources provided at previous Forum events and other teaching and learning resources provided by participants.
The Modern Languages Teaching Forum is convened by Dr Alvise Sforza Tarabochia and Dr Wissia Fiorucci in the School of Cultures and Languages at the University of Kent.