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American English has become the norm. – This affects how young people speak English and what they think about the English language, says researcher Ulrikke Rindal.

The war in Ukraine is changing how translators view languages. This makes translating educational materials for Ukrainian students a difficult balancing act.

Art can be a way to explore identity, heritage, and their relationship with the majority society. – The findings are relevant for the classroom, says researcher.

Researchers find no differences in actual competence. – Female teachers have no reason to have less confidence in their own competence. School leaders should shift their focus from courses to good mastery experiences, says researcher.

Students love using games, videos and music, and they learn English incidentally that way, but a recent study highlights why we still need English teachers to make sure students learn everything they need.

Students' perceptions of their mathematical identity can provide insight into why some lose motivation or underperform in math.

What should happen to qualitative research data when a project ends? How can data be used for multiple studies, even ones that were not planned for when a project was started? And how can we get the most out of research data while also protecting participants’ rights and privacy?

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